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Dr. Kyung-Tae Lee is an associate professor at Jeonbuk National University and a principal investigator at the Korea Zoonosis Research Institute. He leads the Fungal Systems Biology Laboratory, focusing on fungal pathogenesis, host–pathogen interactions, and antifungal drug discovery.

His research integrates molecular genetics, infection models, and systems-level analyses to elucidate virulence mechanisms of medically important fungi, including Cryptococcus, Candida, and emerging drug-resistant pathogens. A particular emphasis is placed on essential regulatory networks, stress adaptation pathways, and novel therapeutic targets with translational potential.

Dr. Lee actively collaborates with international partners and pursues the development of next-generation antifungal strategies, bridging fundamental mycology with preclinical validation and technology transfer.

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