Kristen Radford
Mater Research Institute - UQ, QLD, Australia
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.

Kristen completed PhD in melanoma research in Newcastle, NSW and a postdoc at Cancer Research UK before joining Mater Research. She leads the Cancer Immunotherapies Group whose main focus is to understand human dendritic cells and apply this knowledge to the development of new vaccines against cancer and infectious diseases. Her group was one of the first to characterise the human Clec9A+ (CD141+) dendritic cell subtype as being important targets for anti-tumour and anti-viral immune responses. She is now pursuing the therapeutic potential of this discovery with national and international funding to develop vaccines that specifically target this subset in vivo.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
CD141+ dendritic cells differentiate from human CD34+ hematopoietic stem cells in vitro (#195)
4:00 PM
Ghazal Daraj
Poster Session One & Burnet Oration Cocktail Function
Whole blood human DC immunoprofiling in advanced melanoma patients (#111)
2:55 PM
Yoke Seng Lee
Workshop 9: DC and Immune Regulation
Public communications outreach - advances in dendritic cell isolation and research for cancer immunotherapy (#107)
1:50 PM
Kelly-Anne Masterman
BD Science Communication Award Session
Development of human tumour antigen-specific T-cells in a humanised mouse model (#235)
4:00 PM
Oscar Haigh
Poster Session One & Burnet Oration Cocktail Function
Human CD141+ DC and CD1c+ DC undergo concordant early genetic programming after activation in humanized mice in vivo (#241)
4:00 PM
Oscar Haigh
Poster Session Two
Distinctive cellular immunity residues at the at the human fetomaternal interface (#320)
4:00 PM
John Miles
Poster Session Two