Chair: Dr Kathryn Else, University of Manchester, UK
Description:
A revolution in the basic understanding of immunology occurred in the late 1980s with the discovery that CD4+ helper T cells were not a homogeneous population but could be divided into Th1 and Th2 subsets based on their cytokine profiles. 20 years later the field of T cell subset phenotype and function remains fast moving with the recently demonstrated existence of T regulatory and Th17 cells adding extra layers of complexity. The meeting will explore current ideas about the roles played by these varied T cells subsets in a variety of infections with presentations from leaders in the field. The meeting has CPD accreditation.
Past Events
Identifying T Cell Subset Phenotype and Function in Infections 2011 - 10 Mar 2011, BioPark Hertfordshire, Welwyn Garden City, United Kingdom (9944)
Identifying T Cell Subset Phenotype and Function in Infections 2026
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