Ep. 76: “Innate-Like T Lymphocytes” Featuring Dr. Mitchell Kronenberg
Episode description
Dr. Mitchell Kronenberg is a Professor and President Emeritus at La Jolla Institute for Immunology. His lab studies how innate-like T cells adapt to different tissue environments. He talks about his work on MAIT cells and mucosal immunology, as well as his time leading the Institute.
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Image courtesy of Dr. Mitchell Kronenberg
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