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T cell meeting report published

by Dr Claire Morgan on Mon 07 Jul 2008 11:44 AM BST | Permanent Link | Cosmos

EuroSciCon are delighted to announce that a report from their 'Analysing the Phenotype & Function of Regulatory T cells' meeting has been published in Immunology News:

Coelho A-M, Lowe R.M.. (May 2008) Analysing the phenotype and function of regulatory T cells (EuroSciCon meeting). Immunology News, issue 15.2, pp. 33-36.

There will be a follow-up meeting on March 27th 2009 entitled 'Identifying T cell Subset Phenotype and Function in Parasite Infections'. Do have a look at the agenda. Book now at http://www.regonline.co.uk/tparasite09 to avoid the early registration deadline.

We hope to see you there!

Keywords: t, Report, phenotype, function, meeting, cell

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