Who is allison green

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Leave a Comment. Allison Green Outfits. Jaime King. Miley Cyrus. Sherri DuPree-Bemis. Molly Brazy. Bernice Burgos. Demi Lovato. Cher Lloyd. Juliet Simms. The research team are expanding on this novel discovery, focusing on three main themes: Thymic B cell ontogeny. Present in the thymus from foetal age to elderly, there is much dispute on the source of thymic B cells as we age. We, and others, have evidence that thymic B cells develop in this organ. We are deciphering the cell types and signal pathways involved in thymic B cell ontogeny in comparison to the normal organ for B cell development- the bone marrow.

Identification of a pathway unique to thymic B cell ontogeny may offer insights for a targeted approach to remove thymic B cells. Thymic B cell function. We know that antibodies produced from thymic B cells destroy mTECs, but we do not know by which mechanisms these antibodies perpetuate that negative outcome. We are particularly interested in the role of Complement, a part of the immune system that has been linked to Myasthenia Gravis- an autoimmune disease, where thymic B cells produce antibodies that target the acetyl choline receptor and requires Complement activity for disease manifestation.

Allison Green is a Senior Lecturer in Immunology. In , she was the first recipient of the GJ Thorbecke Award from the International Society for Leukocyte Biology in recognition of her work in inflammation and disease.

The Green Lab is interested in the mechanisms by which the immune system regulates autoaggressive cells that target and destroy host tissue. The autoimmune disease, Type 1 Diabetes in which the insulin producing beta cells in the islets of Langerhans are destroyed, is a particular focus. Using a series of transgenic and gene knockout models, we are deciphering the role of individual immune cells in the diabetic process in the hope of developing novel therapies to eradicate the disease.

It has long been established that cytokines produced by immune cells contribute to the inflammatory environment and enable destruction of beta cells either directly through their toxic properties, or indirectly by potentiating the activity of other cells.