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Flow cytometry and cell sorting

  1. Cell-to-cell transfer of oncogenic molecules and miRNAs from cancer cells to lymphocytes: Our group has pioneered this field and our present aims are as follows:

  • Systematically determine the role of this mode of cellular communication in cancer immuno-surveillance and -editing;

  • Unravel the full spectrum of proteins and small regulatory RNAs that are transported at the immunological synapse; and

  • Resolve the molecular mechanism(s) that facilitate this unique cell-to-cell signal transfer at the immunological synapse.

  1. Translational Research in the field of regulatory T (Treg) cells: 

  • Develop Good Manufacturingg Practice (GMP) grade protocols to generate Tregs ex vivo for "patient tailored" immunotherapy using novel technologies;

  • Examine in "humanized" NOG (NOD/Shi-scid/IL-2Rγnull) mice the efficacy of ex vivo induced human Treg cells in preventing immune mediated target organ damage.

 

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Group leaderItamar Goldstein MD

TeamHelly Vernitsky, M.Sc. (PhD. student): Projects 1 & 2., Meital Nagar, M.Sc. (PhD. student): Project 2., Nir Rainy, M.Sc. (PhD. student): Project 1.