Christopher Rigell

Shaping discourse in the realm of Allergy and Immunology, Christopher Rigell serves as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Washington University School of Medicine. His academic journey is marked by a profound dedication to unraveling the complexities of primary immunodeficiency diseases and immunologic deficiency syndromes. Christopher's research is particularly focused on the intricate roles of metalloproteases and the extracellular matrix in these conditions, offering new insights into their pathophysiology. Christopher's work extends to the study of the SARS virus and TNF-related apoptosis-inducing ligand receptors, areas that are critical in understanding immune responses and potential therapeutic targets. His research is characterized by a meticulous approach to exploring how these elements interact within the immune system, aiming to pave the way for innovative treatments and interventions. With over 123 citations, Christopher's contributions to the field are both recognized and respected. His findings have not only enriched the scientific community's understanding but have also provided a foundation for further exploration in medical and life sciences. His commitment to advancing knowledge in immunology is evident in his continuous pursuit of research excellence. At Washington University, Christopher is also involved in mentoring the next generation of scientists and clinicians, fostering an environment of inquiry and discovery. His dedication to education and research ensures that his impact extends beyond his own work, influencing the broader field of medicine and immunology.