Immuno-epidemiology

Current research in this area includes:

• Immuno-epidemiology of helminth co-infections - laboratory of Dr Quentin Bickle
• Immuno-epidemiology of mycobacterial diseases and correlates of protective immunity - laboratory of Prof Hazel Dockrell
• The development and lifespan of memory T cells following malaria infection in humans - laboratory of Prof Eleanor Riley
• Monitoring trends in malaria transmission using serological markers of malaria exposure - laboratory of Prof Eleanor Riley
• Role of cytokines in immunity and immunopathology of malaria - laboratory of Prof Eleanor Riley
• Clinical trial of candidate P.falciparum malaria vaccine RTS,S/AS01E - laboratory of Prof Eleanor Riley
• Correlating protection against malaria with serum antibody profiles to P.falciparum - laboratory of Prof Eleanor Riley
• Impact of sexual stage immunity on Plasmodium falciparum transmission vaccination - laboratory of Dr Colin Sutherland
• Immuno-epidemiology of malaria and impact of control measures - laboratory of Prof Geoffrey Targett

• Department of Immunology and Infection
  • Staff
  • Students
  • Publications
  • Research
    • Bacteria
    • Cell Biology
    • Drug Discovery and Immunotherapy
    • Helminths
    • Innate and Acquired Immunity
    • Immuno-Epidemiology
    • Immunopathology
    • Pathogen Genetics
    • Protozoa
    • Vaccination
    • Viruses
  • Research Groups
  • Seminars
  • Wolfson Cell Biology Facility

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