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- Sepsis occurs when the body’s immune response to infection damages its own tissues. In severe cases, multiple organ failure can occur. If not treated promptly, the patient will die. Yet, we currently don't have reliable treatments for it. Our solution is to target the immune system itself. My PhD focuses on a machine in our cells that is important for recognising bacterial infection and recruiting immune responders. My goal is to discover how we can switch this machine on and off.
- ProfessorBiozentrum, University of Basel (Switzerland)
- Postdoctoral Research FellowInstitute for Molecular Bioscience
- Senior Manager, Advancement and EngagementInstitute for Molecular Bioscience
- Senior Manager, Research Partnerships and DevelopmentInstitute for Molecular Bioscience
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