Regular biography
Adrian Liston is a Fellow at the University of Cambridge, affiliated with the School of Biological Sciences. His research focuses on immunology and neuroimmunology, with an emphasis on the biology of regulatory T cells within tissues. He investigates how these cells migrate, the factors controlling their numbers, and their immunological and tissue homeostatic functions. His work incorporates techniques such as flow cytometry, bioinformatics, and imaging. Liston's research themes are aligned with broader immunological and neuroimmunological inquiries.
Scholar-generated biography
Adrian Liston is a researcher at the University of Cambridge with expertise in immunology, genetics, and neuroimmunology, particularly focusing on regulatory T cells (Tregs). His work explores the role of Tregs in immune regulation, inflammation, and disease. Liston's research includes the study of Treg development, function, and their interactions with the gut microbiota, as well as their involvement in autoimmune and inflammatory conditions. His publications address topics such as the impact of genetics on immune responses, the role of microRNAs in immune system regulation, and the influence of environmental factors on microbiota variation. His research also extends to neuroimmunology, including the role of microglia in brain development and disease.