Introduction of
Who we are
The Immunology Translational Research Programme aims to understand the role of the immune system in health and diseases and its regulation with the goal of enabling discovery and development of more effective immunotherapy, new treatment guidelines and diagnostic tests for patients with disease-specific problems such as autoimmune and airway diseases, cancer, chronic inflammation, infections and organ / tissue transplantation.
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Platelet TLR7 is essential for the formation of platelet-neutrophil complexes and low-density neutrophils in lupus nephritis
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The hallmark of
the programme
Research Team of
Immune Homeostasis
To advance understanding the role of the immune
system in health and diseases and its regulation.
A/Prof Zhang Yongliang
Coordinator
Key Areas of Research
- Immune response to infection and cancer
- Signal transduction in cancer development
- Dual-specificity phosphatases (DUSPs)
Dr Chen Kaiwen
Coordinator
Key Areas of Research
- Innate immunity and inflammation
- Programmed cell death
- Host-pathogen interactions
Research Team of
Immunotherapies
To advance understanding the role of the immune
system in health and diseases and its regulation.
A/Prof Liu Haiyan
Coordinator
Key Areas of Research
- Adoptive immunotherapy
- Cancer vaccines
- Tumor microenvironment
- Innate immune cell subsets, including ILCs, NK cells and γδT cells
Prof Nicholas Gascoigne
Coordinator
Key Areas of Research
- CAR-T cells
- T cell activation and signalling
- T cell development
- Microbiome effect on T cell differentiation
Research Team of
The Asian Immunophenotype
and Clinical Investigations
To advance understanding the role of the immune
system in health and diseases and its regulation.
Dr Tay Sen Hee Frank
Coordinator
Key Areas of Research
- Systemic lupus erythematosus
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug hypersensitivity
- Immune-related adverse effects
- Neutrophils
- Epigenetics
Dr Makoto Yawata
Coordinator
Key Areas of Research
- Immunological mechanisms of NK cell responses in cancer and infectious diseases
- Computational characterization of genetic and functional diversification in human NK cell repertoires
- Phenotypes and functions of organ-specific NK cells in health and disease
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