Chloe Fenton, PhD

In this blog, we discuss a recent paper by Parr-Cortes et al. (2024) which investigates how human stress affects the emotional state of dogs.

In this blog, we discuss a new study highlighting the negative impact of smoking on the immune system.

In this blog, we speak to Professor Hugh Perry, who collaborated with Siamon to advance our understanding of macrophages in the brain, about his caree...

In this blog, we discuss bacterial vampirism, a phenomenon describing how certain pathogens are attracted to human blood.

In this blog, we discuss the use of genetically engineered pigs for heart xenotransplantation.

In this blog, we speak to Professor Hsi-Hsien Lin, who worked as a postdoctoral researcher in Siamon’s lab, about his career to date.

In this blog, we discuss best practices for titrating your antibodies for flow cytometry.

We spoke to Professor Luisa Martinez-Pomares about her career path and research interests.

In this blog, we discuss the role of innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) in cancer and their potential as therapeutic targets.

We spoke to Professor Alan Ezekowitz, who undertook his doctoral studies in Siamon’s lab, about his diverse scientific career.

In this blog, we discuss some of the key findings implicating the brain as a master manipulator of the immune system and disease states.

In this blog, we discuss a recent paper by Herbst et al. (2023) in which they shine a new light on the mechanisms that drive purring in cats.

We spoke to Professor Jon Austyn, Siamon’s first graduate student who carried out the original research identifying F4/80, about his remarkable scient...

In this blog, we discuss a recent study by Misetic et al. (2023) in which they investigated the mechanisms behind the immune-regulatory role of the TI...

In this blog, we cover some key considerations to keep in mind when presenting your data, with a particular focus on the differences between an extern...

In this blog, we discuss the recent approval of dostarlimab (Jemperli), a PD-1 inhibitor, in combination with chemotherapy as a first-line treatment f...

As part of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Bio-Rad invites researchers to share their own experiences of being a woman in science. In...

In this blog, we will discuss recent advances in the development of transplant-ready pig kidneys as a source of lifesaving organs for ESRD patients.

In this blog, we discuss a recent discovery showing that the protein CD5L is associated with immunoglobulin M in the circulation.

In this blog, we discuss some of the research investigating the beneficial effects of exercise on anticancer immunity.

We spoke to Professor Lynn Morris about her impressive scientific career, from working on F4/80 in Professor Gordon’s lab as a student to her signific...

In this blog, we will discuss the different methods utilized to treat Crohn's disease, including the more commonly used biologics and the newly approv...

In this blog, we take a look at a new class of drugs, known as senolytics, that target so-called “zombie” cells and how this provides the potential to...

In this blog Siamon Gordon tells us about his life and career, with an impressive scientific pedigree and immense contributions to macrophage research...

In this blog, we discuss a recent study by Carmona-Pérez et al., in which they investigate the role of the Toll-like receptor (TLR) 7/interferon regul...

In this blog we’ve compiled our top tips to make your writing process as easy (or at least tolerable) as possible.

In this blog, we explore the research behind a new potential vaccine against African Swine Fever.

In this blog, we discuss the results and clinical implications of this new study investigating the benefits of FMT in cats.

As part of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Bio-Rad invited researchers to share their own experiences of being a woman in science. In...

In this blog, we take a look at the career of Dr Philippa Marrack, an immunologist whose research helped shed light on T cell development and functio...