Meghan Acres

Dr. Meghan Acres is a researcher affiliated with Newcastle University, contributing to the fields of immunology and human genetics. Her work focuses on genetic mutations impacting immune system function and related pathologies.

• University: Newcastle University

Research Interests: Her research spans immunology, molecular biology, and human genetics, particularly investigating:

• Genetic underpinnings of immunodeficiencies
• Role of integrins in intestinal lymphocyte migration
• Epigenetic factors in lymphoma development
• Mutations in cytokine receptor signaling pathways
• Immune system development in pediatric contexts
• Autoimmune disorders linked to transcription factor defects

Recent Publications: Her work highlights critical discoveries in immune dysfunction mechanisms, including TET2 and STAT5B mutations, and integrin signaling in inflammatory bowel disease. These studies frequently involve collaborations with experts in immunology, genetics, and pediatrics.

Scientific Awards: No specific awards or honors are mentioned in the provided text.

Collaborations: She collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, including clinicians and researchers, to explore genetic and molecular bases of immunological conditions.