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The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection
New Releases
for April
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The immunology
underlying tuberculosis
Prof.
Thomas R. Hawn
University of Washington, USA
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Chemokines
Dr.
James E. Pease
Imperial College London, UK
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The Omicron variant: a South African perspective
Prof.
Barry Schoub
University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
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Current concepts for the
management of patients with osteoporosis
Dr.
Michael Lewiecki
University of New Mexico, USA
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siRNA therapeutics
Prof.
John Rossi
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope, USA
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The legal and ethical
framework for international tissue transfer
Prof.
Dr. Christian Lenk
Ulm University, Germany
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Principles of astrogliopathology: from reactivity to atrophy and
degeneration
Prof.
Alexei Verkhratsky
University of Manchester, UK
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Kidney
xenotransplantation
Dr.
Douglas J. Anderson
University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
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Evolutionary psychiatry
Prof.
Randolph Nesse
University of Michigan, USA
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Updated
Series
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Bayesian Methods in
Health Economics
Prof.
Anthony O’Hagan
University of Sheffield, UK
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Live Webinar: The Anti-Viral Immune
Response to COVID-19
Prof. Danny Altmann |
Imperial College London, UK
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In this
webinar Professor Altmann will consider the role of antibody and T-cell
immunity in the anti-viral response to SARS-CoV-2.
The talk progresses from a textbook view of the basic control of viral
infection, to some of the greatest advances of the past two years’, as a
result of the steep learning curve during the pandemic; this includes
consideration of neutralising antibody titre as a correlate of protection, T cell epitopes,
protective immunity to variants of concern and the need for next-generation
vaccines.
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Thursday, April 28th at 5pm BST (12pm EDT)
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Featured
talks from previous releases
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For more specially commissioned lectures:
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