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Peter Gorer Department of Immunobiology

 

Our research ranges from very basic studies of the molecules and processes that underpin the development and function of immune cells, to novel ways of improving immune function in humans

We are named after Peter Gorer, a graduate and alumni of King’s, whose discovery of murine H-2 antigens lies at the heart of cellular immunology and provided a basis for understanding the immune response to infections, tumours, and transplanted organs, as well as in autoimmune diseases.

Our research aims to understand the interplay between protective immunological mechanisms and the infections and tumours that challenge human health. We identify the factors underlying organ transplant rejection and develop effective interventional strategies for allergies, respiratory and autoimmune diseases.

Our research contributes to the MRC & Asthma UK Centre in Allergic Mechanisms of Asthma and the Allergy Academy.

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Our research groups

Barral Group  

Dasgupta Group

Fear Lab

Gibbons Group

Hawrylowicz Group

Hayday Group

John Group

Kochl Group

Lack Group

Lavender Group

Lechler Group

Lombardi Group

Lord Group

Mishto Group

Sacks Group

Santis Group

Santos Group

Shangaris Group

Spencer Group

Till Group

Tree Group

Turcanu Group

Vyakarnam Group

Warnatsch Group

Wong Group

Zhou Group  

 

 


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