Human Immunity – one cell at a time

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• Dr Sarah Teichmann, Wellcome Sanger Institute, Hinxton
• Thursday 29 April 2021, 13:30-14:30
• Zoom meeting.

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Host: Anne Ferguson-Smith

Dissecting immune responses by next generation sequencing methods at single cell resolution provides novel insights into cell states, including antigen receptor diversity, cell-cell interactions in tissues, and how cellular phenotypes change in the context of adaptation from lymphoid to non-lymphoid tissues. We elucidate in detail development of immunity and how the immune system contributes to tissue homeostasis, as well as gaining a deepr understanding of immunity to infection in the mucosa and blood. The immune compartment is fast-evolving across species and highly variable in humans, and single cell genomics allows us to understand the phenotypic impact of this variability at single cell resolution.

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