From autoimmunity to zebrafish - an immunologist's view of the world

Update: 2011-06-29

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How a career investigating the inflammatory responses of organisms could hold the key to treating life threatening conditions. Professor Margaret Dallman delivers the 2011 Athena lecture. recorded at Imperial College London

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From autoimmunity to zebrafish - an immunologist's view of the world

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From autoimmunity to zebrafish - an immunologist's view of the world

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From autoimmunity to zebrafish - an immunologist's view of the world