Monoclonal or polyclonal… or neither?
A vast array of research methods utilise the immunological power of antibodies to identify antigens of interest. That is, in a lab, if...
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Andrew Durham
Jun 2, 20162 min read
ERS/BALR pulmonary epithelium seminar
The Berlin wall: A metaphor for epithelial wall function? Thanks to the BALR travel award, I (and 4 other award winners) was lucky enough...
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Katy Roach and Greer Arthur
Apr 6, 20163 min read
Highlights from the British Lung Foundation Alumni Conference 2016
This year, the second British Lung Foundation (BLF) Alumni conference was held on the 18th March at Imperial College London. The BLF’s...
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Dr Katy Roach, Dr Greer Arthur
Mar 24, 20166 min read
Highlights from the 14th European Lung Science Conference 2016
The 14th ERS Lung Science Conference (LSC) “System Approaches in Lung Disease” was held in the beautiful sunny city of Estoril, Portugal...
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Greer Arthur
Feb 23, 20165 min read
Do we need to silence microRNAs in severe asthma?
Pull apart and decode the human genome and you’ll find, rather surprisingly perhaps, that only 2% of it contains protein-coding genes....
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Greer Arthur
Feb 11, 20165 min read
Unravelling the role of TGFβ in allergic immune responses
The challenges faced by the mucosal sites of the airways are complex and continuous. Exposed to billions of potential threats each day,...
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Andrew Durham
Jan 20, 20163 min read
Highlights from the BTS and BALR joint symposium on “Epigenetics in lung disease”
It has been my pleasure to help organise and chair the BTS/BALR symposium on “Epigenetics and lung disease”, which was presented at the...
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Greer Arthur
Dec 13, 20153 min read
Highlights from the Summer Meeting 2015
This year's BALR summer meeting “Novel Concepts in Lung Biology” was held in Bath on 3 -4 September, hosted by Mark Lindsay of the...
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