William Langridge, PhD Professor, Basic Sciences School of Medicine Member, Biochemistry, SM, Faculty of Graduate Studies

Commitment to LLU Mission 

  Annual Statement of Commitment

• 2007 Annual Academic Report - Our laboratory is dedicated to the Loma Linda University objective of "making man whole". Our development of immunomodulatory proteins for enhancement of plant and virus-based mucosal vaccination will make available safer and more affordable vaccine protection and therapeutic intervention for infectous and autoimmune diseases. Attainment of this goal will especially benefit developing nations in a world facing logarithmic population increases and elevated levels of stress related autoimmunity and infectious diseases, many of which are drug resistant or have no cure. ( 7/2007 - 6/2008 )

• 2006 Annual Academic Report - My aims are to develop successful oral vaccines for infectious and autoimmune diseases and to aid the students of our University in the achievement of their academic and professional goals. ( 7/2006 - 6/2007 )

• 2005 Annual Academic Report - I remain dedicated to the development of research projects such as the development of biological vaccine therapeutics generated in plants that are more effective and simpler to administer and that carry forward the mission of Loma Linda University "To make man whole" ( 7/2005 - 6/2006 )