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David Owen
Center for Immunology, University of Minnesota, USA
2 protocols
Kristin Hogquist
Center for Immunology, University of Minnesota, USA, USA,
2 protocols
Laura Chopp
1 protocol
Lily Qian
1 protocol
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Michael A. Farrar
Faculty, Center for Immunology; Masonic Cancer Center; Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, University of Minnesota, USA
Research focus
Immunology
Regulatory T cell development and function;
B cell development and transformation;
immunotherapy
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PhD, Washington University in St. Louis, 1993
2 Protocols published
In vitro
Differentiation of Thymic T
reg
Cell Progenitors to Mature Thymic T
reg
Cells
Authors:
David L. Owen
and
Michael A. Farrar
,
date:
08/20/2019,
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Thymic T
reg
cell differentiation occurs via a two-step process. Step one generates T
reg
cell progenitors (T
reg
P) and is driven by strong TCR interactions with antigens presented in the thymus. Step two is initiated ...
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Ultrasound Guided Intra-thymic Injection to Track Recent Thymic Emigrants and Investigate T Cell Development
Authors:
Haiguang Wang
,
David L. Owen
,
Lily J. Qian
,
Laura B. Chopp
,
Michael A. Farrar
and
Kristin A. Hogquist
,
date:
12/05/2018,
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To track recent thymic emigrants (RTEs) or study T cell development in the thymus, intra-thymic injection of a cellular tag or precursor cells for various T cell lineages is often desired. However, the traditional surgical approach to expose the ...
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