Supervisors in
Immunology
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Oreste Acuto
The biochemical basis of signal initiation and propogation, its fine tuning and stabilization that imparts during phenotypic changes.
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Daniel Anthony
How mediators of the inflammatory response contribute to the outcome of spinal or brain injuries. How events in others organs, such as the liver, contribute to the outcome of brain injury or disease. In particular (with the Neuroimaging group), we are studying the mechanisms that give rise to the reactivation of a Multiple sclerosis-like lesions by a systemic inflammatory response. How brain injury contributes to the outcome of disease elsewhere in the body with a focus on how hepatic NFkB activity contributes to the acute phase response after CNS injury (with Dr Mann, Southampton). How inflammation affects brain serotonin function and the relevance to depression (with Dr Sharp and the Neuroimaging group).
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Alison Banham
Therapeutic antibodies for cancer therapy. Transcriptional deregulation in lymphomagenesis.
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Paul Bowness
What is the role of HLA-B27 in the pathogenesis of spondyloarthritis?
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Andrew Bushell
Understanding and harnessing inherent immunological control mechanisms to protect organ transplants from rejection
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Nick PJ Day
Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit
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Jonathan Dean
Cell Signalling and Post-Transcriptional Regulation in Inflammation
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Paul Fairchild
Addressing the immunological barriers to stem cell therapies.
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Ervin Fodor
Influenza virus replication at the molecular level.
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Peter Friend
Isolated organ perfusion and preservation Clinical trials of novel Immunosuppression
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Adrian VS Hill
Jenner Institute / Infectious Diseases / Malaria Vaccine Trials
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William James
HIV-Macrophage interactions and stem cell technology
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Paul Johnson
APSPU – The Academic Paediatric Surgery Unit undertakes research ranging from basic laboratory science to evidence-based clinical studies. The principal area of research relates to the endocrine pancreas, and in particular the field of pancreatic islet transplantation for juvenile-onset diabetes;
OXCIT – Oxford Consortium for Islet Transplantation, is a multi-disciplinary team that aims to achieve insulin independence in patients with diabetes by transplanting pancreatic islets of Langerhans.
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Dominic Kelly
Paediatric vaccine immunology with particular interest in B-cell responses. Epidemiology of invasive bacterial disease and pneumonia in childhood.
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Susan Lea
Host-pathogen interactions including the Complement system, bacterial adhesion, type III and tat secretion systems and picornaviral-receptor interactions.
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Kerstin Luhn
Immune regulation and innate immune responses in Dengue and other viral infections
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Julie Makani
Tropical Medicine & Global Health and Genetics & Genomics
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Kevin Maloy
Host-pathogen interactions in the intestine and their impact on intestinal inflammation
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Kim Midwood
'The Danger Theory: understanding how the extracellular matrix controls immunity
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Graham S Ogg
Cutaneous Immunology, Allergy, Dermatology, Viral infections and the skin, Innate and adaptive immune responses, Role of epithelium in immunity.
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Jacqueline Palace
1. Clinical imaging research: neuroinflammatory disease (eg multiple sclerosis and neuromyelitis optica. 2. Clinical neuroimmunology: neuroinflammatory (eg ms) and antibody mediated neurological diseases eg myasthenia gravis and neuromyelitis optica? 3. Assessing utility of potential drugs for treatment of patients with abnormal AChR ion channel kinetics. 4. Neuro-ophthalmology: neuroinflammatory diseases (eg ms and neuromyelitis optica). 5. Neuro-genetics: neuroinflammatory conditions and diseases of the neuromuscular junction (eg myasthenia gravis). 6. Epidemiology of multiple sclerosis and neuromyelitis optica. 7. Clinical Chemistry: biomarkers of neuroinflammatory disease
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Fran Platt
Glycosphingolipids in health and disease.
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Rutger Ploeg
Clinical, translational & experimental research in organ donation and transplantation and focus on mechanisms of injury & repair relevant to enhance donor organ quality, reduce ischaemia-reperfusion injury, improve preservation and allow regeneration after transplantation to increase allograft function and survival.
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Andrew Pollard
Adult and Paediatric Vaccinology and Paediatric Infection and Immunity
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Fiona Powrie
Innate and adaptive immune pathways that control intestinal homeostasis and their breakdown in inflammatory bowel disease.
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David Roberts
Erythropoiesis / Regulatory T cells in Bone Marrow Transplantation / Malaria Pathogenesis
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Katja Simon
Cell death and Autophagy in the Immune and Hematopoietic System
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Irina Udalova
Genomic and epigenetic control of inflammation: identification of key master regulators
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Holm Uhlig
Mucosal Immunity and Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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Angela Vincent
Identification and investigation of autoantibodies to muscle and neuronal proteins in neurological diseases of adults and children
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Frank Vreede
Regulation of influenza A virus replication and transcription
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