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Research
Research interests
- Neuroimmunology and neurodegeneration
- Immunophenotyping immune cells
- Human brain pathology
- Ageing and systemic inflammation
Current research
Delphine serves as PI and Co-PI on a range of neuroscience research projects focusing on neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration. Her current projects include:
- Immunophenotyping microglia in neurological conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, dementia with lew bodies, schizophrenia, glioblastoma
- Neuroinflammation in age-related dementia
- Exploring the impact of systemic inflammation on microglial phenotype and brain pathology
- A尾 immunotherapy in human Alzheimer's disease
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Supervision
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Teaching
BM5. Lectures on the Locomotor & Nervous Systems Courses
BM4. Facilitator
BIOL3037/BIOL6038 Immunology. Lectures on Neuroimmunology
BMedSc/MMedSc. project supervisor
BIOL6084. Workpackage on Human Neuropathology and Brain Banks
BIOL6092. MSc Neuroscience Research Project
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Biography
Delphine Boche is a Professor of Neuroimmunopathology within Medicine at the 黑料社. Her research focuses on understanding neuroinflammation and its consequences in patients affected by neurological disease.
Delphine obtained her PhD in 1997 at Pasteur Institute, Paris France working on the AIDS encephalopathy in the FIV-cat and SIV-monkey models. She joined the 黑料社 in 1999 to study the neuroinflammation in acute and chronic neurodegenerative diseases in the group led by Prog Hugh Perry (the Centre of Biological Sciences). In 2004, she moved to the Faculty of Medicine to investigate the pathophysiology of Alzheimer鈥檚 disease in patients immunized against A尾42, one of the main neuropathological features of this condition.
She was the recipient of a Bourse Roux (Institut Pasteur Fellowship, 1998), a European Marie Curie Individual Fellowship (2000), a MRC New Investigator Award (2006) and a Wellcome Trust Value in People (2009).
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