Project: Studying T and B cell immunity to malaria
Haque Group
R/Cas9 methods. We couple this with high-dimensional analysis of cells using single-cell genomic techniques. The objective is to discover new genes that control T/B cell biology in malaria.
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Haque Group
2 vacancies

Our laboratory is interested in studying T cell responses during infectious disease and in cancer. We specialize in studying these cells using a relatively recent technique called “single-cell genomics”. This technology allows us to examine thousands of genes and chromatin changes in individual cells, which is important because immune cells are often highly dynamic and diverse. We use a variety of bio-informatic and computational analytical methods to study these datasets. Hence, our research team is comprised of a mixture of “wet-lab” experimentalists and “dry-lab” analysts.
Haque Group Current Projects
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Studying immune cell responses during infection and cancer using single-cell genomics
Master of Biomedical Science, Honours
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Studying T and B cell immunity to malaria
PhD/MPhil, Master of Biomedical Science, Honours