Bedoui laboratory: Innate and adaptive interactions in immunity to infection
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Professor Sammy Bedoui+61 3 8344 9911
Research Overview
The Bedoui Lab uses models of viral and bacterial infection to study how the innate and the adaptive immune system interact. Key foci are to understand how innate cells sense pathogens and how this information is integrated into protective adaptive T cell responses.
Staff
Dr Annabell Bachem, Research Officer
Mrs Michele Clarke, Research Assistant
Mr Sven Engel, PhD Graduate Researcher
Dr Elise Gressier, Research Officer
Dr Marie Greyer, Research Officer
Ms Ariane Lee, PhD Graduate Researcher
Mr Michael Wilson, Casual
Collaborators
Professor Thomas Gebhardt, DMI
Professor Dick Strugnell, Department of Microbiology & Immunology, UoM
Professor Malcolm Mcconville, Bio21, UoM
Professor Stephen Turner, Monash University
Professor Paul Hertzog, Monash University
Professor David Tscharke, Australian National University
Professor Wolfgang Kastenmueller, University of Bonn, Germany
Funding
NHMRC
German Research Council
University of Melbourne
Research Publications
For a comprehensive listing of Associate Professor Sammy Bedoui's publications.
Research Projects
- Delineating how CD4 T cells ‘help’ establishing effective killer T cell responses
- Understanding the interaction between microbiota and T cell immunity
- Deciphering the relative contributions of different dendritic cells to killer T cell responses
- Role of innate signals in inducing protective T cell immunity
Faculty Research Themes
School Research Themes
Molecular Mechanisms of Disease, Cell Signalling
Key Contact
For further information about this research, please contact Head of Laboratory Professor Sammy Bedoui
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