Dr Michelle Linterman
Programme Leader - Linterman Laboratory
BBmedSc(Hons) (VUW), MA (Cantab), PhD (ANU)
Michelle Linterman's research focus is on how different cell types collaborate in the germinal centre to generate a robust antibody response following vaccination and infection. Her team’s work combines research in mice, with human studies to enable us to deliver mechanistic insight into the germinal centre response that is of direct relevance to human health.
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Publications
2025
Pankhurst TE, Linterman MA (2025). Highlights of 2024: Advances in Germinal Centers. Immunol Cell Biol. 103(6):492-495.