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Gene Expression

  • Writer: Jonathan Moss
    Jonathan Moss
  • Sep 27, 2016
  • 1 min read

I have just started a project with a researcher at Oxford University’s Weatherall Institute for Molecular Medicine (and the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics). This Wellcome Trust funded project has been made possible via Oxford Printmakers.   The scientist, Annina Graedel  has given me access to her research, she explains what it’s all about: "The T cells of the immune system are responsible for defending us against infections, but they need to learn not to attack our own body. They learn this in an organ called the thymus. T cells failing to be tolerant to their own body leads to autoimmune diseases... I am studying the regulation of gene expression that lies at the basis of this tolerance mechanism.”   The images of T-cells and the graphs on which she plots them are visually stunning and an inspirational impetus for my videos, prints and paintings.  

  I’m looking forward to developing new work with Annina.

 
 
 

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