top of page

B Cell Immunity Lab

Understanding how tissue environments shape B cell immunity

B cell Immunity Lab front page.jpg

About

We are the B Cell Immunity Lab, based at the Blizard Institute, Queen Mary University of London. 

 

Our research focuses on understanding how B cells develop, differentiate, and generate antibody responses in human tissues. We combine single-cell genomics, antibody repertoire sequencing, and functional immunology to investigate how B cell responses are shaped in infection, allergy, and autoimmunity

B cell differentiation

Mechanisms regulating germinal centre responses and plasma cell formation

Antibody repertoires

Clonal evolution and class switching analysed using single-cell and bulk sequencing

Tissue immunity

B cell responses in airway inflammation, infection, and autoimmunity

Our work integrates single-cell transcriptomics, BCR sequencing, and functional immunology in human tissues.

IMG-20260513-WA0006.jpg
bottom of page