Henok Andualem
Lecturer
Immunology Unit, Medical Laboratory Science, Debre Tabor University
I continued my education in medical Immunology at University of Gondar, Ethiopia with research area focusing on characterization of NK cells among HIV patients.
What are your research interests?
Vaccine, cancer immunotherapy, and antibody-based therapy trials
Tell us about yourself and your research interests?
I received my BSc degree in Medical Laboratory science from Wollo university. I continued my education in medical Immunology at University of Gondar, Ethiopia with research area focusing on characterization of NK cells among HIV patients. During this path, I developed interest in the immune response to vaccine. Then, I have extended my area of research into by flowcytometry the analysis of innate cells including NK, monocytes, and DC, and B cells in response to HBV vaccine aiming to understand changes in sub-optimal response among HIV adults. Both studies are under the supervision of Dr, Rawleigh Howe, Armauer Hansen Research Institute (AHRI). I am highly passionate on new vaccine, cancer immunotherapy, and antibody-based therapy trials.
What is your home country?
Ethiopia
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