Role of immune cells in reversal of aging process- A study in mice models
University of Bern - 06-Jul-2020Manipulation of Eosinophils in belly fat to promote healthy aging
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Investigator at the Department of Rheumatology, Immunology and Allergology at the University Hospital Bern
Dr. Eggel is a young investigator at the Department of Rheumatology, Immunology and Allergology at the University Hospital Bern in Switzerland. His major research interests focus on the biologic mechanisms underlying both beneficial, as well as, pathogenic type 2 immune responses. Dr. Eggel and his team are trying to get a better understanding on how allergies evolve in order to develop alternative treatment approaches directly interfering with the allergic cascade. In addition, the group investigates the development of age-related disorders and how they are linked to alterations in type 2 immune responses.
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See also: University of Bern - Public research university.
Details last updated 22-Nov-2020
Manipulation of Eosinophils in belly fat to promote healthy aging
Physical fitness and immune health restored in aged mice models