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Dr. Bradley Magor
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Assistant Professor |
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My interests are in the evolutionary origins of immune systems. We are taking a genomics approach to identifying the molecular ancestor(s) to the Major Histocompatibility Complex (molecules mediating self/non-self recognition) in a colonial proto-chordate (Botryllus) which undergoes a natural tissue transplantation process in the wild. We also study the nature of antibody responses (class switching & somatic hypermutation) following ‘vaccinations’ in sharks, fish and amphibians and the possible role of transcriptional enhancers & transposons in the evolution and mechanics of these processes. |
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Assistant Professor |
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Biological Sciences |
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University of Alberta |
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Only Visible to Members of getCITED
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Doctorate
(1995)
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Medical University of South Carolina
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Male / English
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