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Helen Carter

Helen Carter is an immunologist at the Department of Pathology, Cambridge University, where she's trying to figure out how T cells work. She did her PhD at the Wellcome Trust Biocentre in Dundee and she is the head

of the Cambridge regional group of the British Society for Immunology, which tries to promote Immunology to scientists and non-scientists alike.

Articles by Helen Carter:

The Science of HIV & AIDS in the UK

The Immune System: Part 1

When the Immune System Fails

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