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Bakary Darboe

Research

The main objective of the research is to determine the immunological impact of adjuvant zinc supplementation in Gambian children with severe pneumonia.

Bakary Darboe
Not available for consultancy

Affiliations

Classifications: 
CIN Alumni
Specialities: 
Cellular immune responses and immune regulation
Clinical and translational immunology
Immunity and host defences
Person keywords: 
amoeba & ciliphora
cytokine/interleukin/chemokine receptors
mycobacterium
regulatory T cells
immunosenescence
natural killer cells
USS
microscopy
differentiation
antigen presentation
nematodes
T cell receptor (TCR)
cytokines
helminths
memory cells
helper T cells
chemokines/monokines
anaerobes
gram +ve aerobes Gram -ve aerobes
inflammation
antioxidants
complement
antigen processing
cytotoxic T cells (CTL)
apoptosis
activation
T cells
antibody responses
trematodes
fastidious gram -ve flagellates
cell culture
cell development
FACS
statistical analysis

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