The powerful impact of the lifelong Cytomegalovirus infection on immune aging in humans and mice

Event date :
Thursday, April 10, 2014 - 14:00 to 15:00
Event Type :
Seminar
Categories
Location :
Wallace Wurth LG02 (Medical Sciences Seminar Room)
Open to :
Staff and Students
Number of seats available :
70
Booking deadline: 
Contact for inquiries
Prof Miles Daveport/Lisa Patane l.patane@unsw.edu.au

CVR is honoured to have Janko Nikolich-Zugich, MD, Ph.D. present at the first seminar for 2014
Professor Nikolich-Zugich is Professor and Head, Department of Immunobiology and Co-Director, Arizona Center on Aging and Bowman Professor in Medical Research.
His laboratory is interested in the biology of T lymphocytes, particularly of CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL)  in health, infection and aging.  Their studies are performed in the context of the relationship between immune system and microorganisms (acute and persistent pathogens and normal flora) over the lifespan of the organism, with particular emphasis upon the age-related defects in immunity and defects in long-term homeostasis of the immune system. 

Cost
Free

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