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Joris van der Veeken

T cells are principal cellular effectors of the vertebrate immune system. T cell activation during the course of an immune response induces rapid proliferative expansion and the acquisition of specialised effector functions that enable the elimination of a wide range of invading pathogens and tumours. Concomitantly, a dedicated immunosuppressive subset of regulatory T cells maintains self-tolerance by dominantly suppressing the activity of autoreactive T cells. We seek to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying T cell differentiation and function in health and disease using genetics, genomics, and cellular immunology techniques.

Group Members

Polina DIMITROVA
PhD Student
Maura HOFMANN
PhD Student
Christina JÄGER
PhD Student
Elisa MARCHIORI
PhD Student
Rene RAUSCHMEIER
Postdoc
Qiong SUN
Senior Research Assistant
Joris VAN DER VEEKEN
Group Leader