Anne Mc Gettrick-Dillon

Dr. Anne Mc Gettrick-Dillon is a Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Biochemistry at the School of Biochemistry and Immunology, Trinity College Dublin. Her research focuses on immunometabolism, particularly the roles of itaconate and metabolic pathways in inflammation and immune responses. She contributes to high-impact studies published in journals like Nature and Nature Metabolism.

Research Interests: Her work explores macrophage biology, immunometabolites (e.g., itaconate), and their dual anti-infective and anti-inflammatory properties. She investigates how metabolic enzymes like fumarate hydratase influence interferon production and immune signaling.

Publications: Her recent work includes studies on mtRNA-mediated interferon regulation and the expanding family of itaconate-derived immunomodulators. These contributions highlight her expertise in linking metabolic processes to immune function.

Contact: anne.mcgettrick@tcd.ie | Profile Page