Another brick in the celiac wall

New research by Imaging CoE immunologists, based at the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute, adds another brick to the wall in discovering the immune triggers for celiacs disease. Hugh Reid and Jan Petersen, have been

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Immune cell development secrets revealed

Peter Doherty Institute and Imaging CoE researchers have made a major breakthrough in understanding how our immune system produces key infection fighting cells.

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IMMUNE BREAKTHROUGH: UNSCRATCHING POISON IVY’S RASH

We all know that a brush with poison ivy leaves us with an itchy painful rash. Now, Imaging CoE and Harvard researchers have discovered the molecular cause of this irritation. The finding brings us a step closer to designing agents to block this mechanism and sheds light on other serious skin conditions, such as psoriasis.

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Research uncovers ‘local heroes’ of immune system

Melbourne researchers have uncovered the genes responsible for the way our bodies fight infection at the point of “invasion” – whether it’s the skin, the liver, lungs or the gut. Research led by Dr

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Dale Godfrey talks immunology

Imaging CoE CI Dale Godfrey talked all things immunology on 3RRR Einstein-a-go-go. Listen to the interview here.  

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Melbourne Knowledge Week Public Lecture

A picture speaks a thousand words. Understanding human development, investigating disease and developing therapeutics rely heavily on our ability to visualise key biological processes. Presented by: Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Advanced

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Turning T cell immunology on its head

MELBOURNE, MONDAY 5 OCTOBER 2015: Challenging a universally accepted, longstanding consensus in the field of immunity requires hard evidence. New research from the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Advanced Molecular Imaging has

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Exposing the immune system

Imaging CoE scientists have successfully imaged the immune response at the cellular level, laying the groundwork for significant medical advances. For the first time, a group of researchers have been able to visualise how

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