Research on plasma cell survival by Associate Professor Mark Wright (Dept of Immunology) and colleagues, published in Science Signalling, was highlighted in a recent Nature Immunology research review. Mark’s research is on the role of an protein called CD37 in the tetraspanin family of proteins. CD37 is formed on the surface of B cells and together with many other tetraspanins, it organises traffic through the cell membrane.
(Formerly known as Central Clinical School)
21 Jan 2013
Plasma cell survival research
Research on plasma cell survival by Associate Professor Mark Wright (Dept of Immunology) and colleagues, published in Science Signalling, was highlighted in a recent Nature Immunology research review. Mark’s research is on the role of an protein called CD37 in the tetraspanin family of proteins. CD37 is formed on the surface of B cells and together with many other tetraspanins, it organises traffic through the cell membrane.
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