Fiona Powrie

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Fiona Powrie is a British immunologist renowned for her pioneering research on the immune regulation of intestinal inflammation and the role of regulatory T cells in gut homeostasis.

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instanceOf British scientist
human
immunologist
affiliation Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology NERFINISHED
awardReceived Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences
Fellow of the Royal Society NERFINISHED
basedIn Oxford NERFINISHED
citizenship United Kingdom
countryOfWork United Kingdom
educatedAt University of Bath NERFINISHED
University of Oxford
employer University of Oxford
fieldOfWork immunology
intestinal inflammation
mucosal immunology
regulatory T cells
gender female
hasAcademicDiscipline gastroenterology-related immunology
medical sciences
rheumatology
hasResearchFocus T cell regulation in the gut
interaction between microbiota and the immune system
mechanisms of intestinal homeostasis
pathogenesis of inflammatory bowel disease
hasRole principal investigator in immunology research
scientific leader in mucosal immunology
isRenownedAs pioneer in gut immunology
knownFor immune regulation of intestinal inflammation
pioneering work in mucosal immunology
role of regulatory T cells in gut homeostasis
languageSpoken English
memberOf Academy of Medical Sciences NERFINISHED
Royal Society
nationality United Kingdom NERFINISHED
notableContribution demonstration of the role of regulatory T cells in controlling intestinal inflammation
identification of immune pathways involved in inflammatory bowel disease
occupation immunologist
positionHeld Director of the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology
Head of the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology
Professor of Musculoskeletal Sciences at the University of Oxford
researchArea chronic intestinal inflammation
immune tolerance in the gut
regulatory T cell biology
workInstitution University of Oxford NERFINISHED

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