Dr Daniel Andrews is a Senior Research Fellow and laboratory head for
the Natural Killer (NK) Cell Biology Laboratory in the Department of
Immunology. He heads the newly formed NK cell Biology Laboratory focuses on the interaction between NK
cell receptors and non-classical MHC. The focus is on understanding
the biochemistry, cell biology and immune responses associated with
these interactions.
Immune detection and eradication or control of cancer and cancer immunotherapies are based in part on the idea that tumour-specific white blood cells can protect the body from tumour development, growth and metastases. While strong evidence supports this, the means by which these white cells first recognize the cancerous tissue is largely unknown. We are studying a new family of white blood cell receptors that may be important in this recognition, either naturally or following therapy.
See more: www.med.monash.edu.au/immunology/staff/andrews-dan.html
Immune detection and eradication or control of cancer and cancer immunotherapies are based in part on the idea that tumour-specific white blood cells can protect the body from tumour development, growth and metastases. While strong evidence supports this, the means by which these white cells first recognize the cancerous tissue is largely unknown. We are studying a new family of white blood cell receptors that may be important in this recognition, either naturally or following therapy.
See more: www.med.monash.edu.au/immunology/staff/andrews-dan.html
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