
Prof Anne La Flamme
Immunology & Cell Biology School of Biological Sciences
We study immunoregulation - the mechanisms that regulate the immune system - from several complementary perspectives. Our research is investigating how the immune system can be enhanced or modified to prevent serious disease from infectious agents or autoimmunity.
The autoimmune disease multiple sclerosis (MS) is a major research focus. We are investigating how the immune system can be modified to prevent disease as well as trying to find new targets for future MS therapies.
We have a strong connection to the Malaghan Institute for Medical Research on campus, as Dr Anne La Flamme heads their Multiple Sclerosis Research Group.
We are also involved in other aspects of immune regulation including:
Read more about our MS research and our research into schistosomiasis.
Anne Camille La Flamme
Dr Dahna Fong
Dr Bhagyashree Manivannan
David O’Sullivan
Sarrabeth Stone
Danielle Middleton
Delgertsetseg Chuluundorj
Marie Kharkrang
Jennifer Williams
Lisa Johnston
Madeleine White
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Immunology & Cell Biology School of Biological Sciences