Identifying T cell subsets in Autoimmunity
Friday, March 11, 2011 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
BioPark Hertfordshire
Broadwater Road
Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL7 3AX
United Kingdom
Meeting Chair: Professor Robert Barker, University of
Aberdeen UK
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Confirmed talks
Regulatory cells in autoimmunity - Dr Claudia Mauri, University College London, UK
About the Chair
Professor Barker qualified
as a veterinary surgeon from the University of Bristol, where he first became
attracted to immunology while undertaking an intercalated degree in cellular
pathology. After a period in general practice he returned to academia, gaining
a PhD in autoimmune disease from the University of Bristol. His interest in
immunology developed further with the award of a Wellcome Trust Fellowship,
which allowed him to exploit a unique approach to the study of immune-mediated
diseases, using red blood cells as model target antigens. In
1996, Professor Barker accepted a Lectureship in Aberdeen and was promoted
to Senior Lecturer in 2000, to Reader in 2003, and now holds a personal Chair
in Immunology. He currently leads the Immunology Research Programme. Research Interests: Since arriving in Aberdeen as
lecturer in immunology in 1996, he has extended the approach to the study of
immune-mediated diseases, using red blood cells as model target antigens to
further understanding of the pathogenesis of a number of diseases in which the
immune system plays an important role, including autoimmune haemolytic anaemia;
haemolytic disease of the newborn; immune-mediated thrombocytopenia;
Goodpasture’s disease; bullous skin diseases; atopy and asthma; viral and
tumour immune evasion. The aim is to be able to control these diseases by
manipulating immune regulation, particularly as mediated by regulatory T
lymphocytes, and a number of projects are now undergoing commercial development
for human trials.
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