immunology

Preposition: of

• infection: In SBS there is major research strength on the genetics and pathogenesis of malaria and the immunology of helminth infections.
• disease: At Compton he worked on the pathology and immunology of large animal diseases, principally respiratory disease and mastitis of cattle.

Converse of object

• study: The successful applicant will join a newly established research group studying the immunology of vector-borne diseases of livestock.
• include: The clinical service also includes the clinical immunology diagnostic laboratory.

Adjective modifier

• cellular: Hot topics in molecular and cellular immunology: current research at the cutting edge in Aberdeen and beyond.
• molecular: He is Professor of Molecular Immunology in the Department.
• reproductive: Since I started my PhD in 2002 I have become very interested in reproductive immunology.
• veterinary: We welcome feedback regarding either the teaching of the immunology course or general questions on veterinary immunology.
• therapeutic: Along the way we have discovered many new aspects of therapeutic immunology relevant to other projects.
• experimental: Computational prediction methods have enormous potential for the future of clinical and experimental immunology.

Modifies a noun

• laboratory: Additional HPA typing can be performed on request, please discuss with the platelet immunology laboratory.
• nurse: There is also an adult home therapy service, run by the immunology specialist nurses for patients on immunoglobulin replacement therapy.
• department: She trained for these in the pathology and immunology departments of the University at the Western Infirmary.
• research: During your final year studies you will complete an original research project at the cutting edge of immunology research.

Noun used with modifier

• granulocyte: Please phone the granulocyte immunology laboratory to discuss these cases in advance.
• platelet: Additional HPA typing can be performed on request, please discuss with the platelet immunology laboratory.
• transplantation: Transplantation Immunology The Department of Immunology has a long track record in transplantation immunology.
• parasite: Currently I am on the editorial board of Parasite Immunology to give statistical advice to submitted papers.
• tumor: This review begins with a primer on tumor immunology: the identity and role of each cell involved in recognizing and fighting cancer.
• tumor: The immunobiology of human dendritic cells and their role in tumor immunology.