Infectious Diseases and Drug Discovery Laboratory (IDDD)

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Life inside the lab and around campus.

A look at the people, spaces, and science behind infectious disease drug discovery at Texas Southern University.

  • Scientist at a microscope in the IDDD research laboratory

    Wet-lab discovery at the bench

    Laboratory

  • Close view of instruments and assay work in the IDDD Lab

    Assay instruments and daily lab workflow

    Laboratory

  • Researcher working with assay plates and instruments in the IDDD Lab

    Hands-on screening and plate-based assays

    Laboratory

  • Scientist inspecting a 96-well assay plate during high-throughput screening

    High-throughput screening core

    Facilities

  • Fluorescence microscopy imaging in support of infectious disease research

    Fluorescence microscopy imaging

    Facilities

  • Drug discovery workspace supporting computational and experimental research

    From computation to candidate

    Discovery

  • Medical illustration of tuberculosis of the lungs showing affected tissue and Mycobacterium tuberculosis

    Tuberculosis inhibitor research

    Research

  • Colorized scanning electron micrograph of SARS-CoV-2 virus particles emerging from a cell surface

    Coronavirus entry and antiviral studies

    Research

  • 3D illustration of HIV particles among red blood cells

    HIV inhibitor discovery

    Research

  • Illustration of antimicrobial resistance: a shielded bacterium resisting drug attack

    Antimicrobial resistance research

    Research

  • Scanning electron micrograph related to viral pathogen research

    Pathogen imaging and structural insight

    Research

  • Gray Hall on the Texas Southern University campus

    Home on the TSU campus

    Campus

Fluorescence microscopy image showing cell nuclei stained in blue, magenta, and green

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