Dr Holly Anderton

Postdoctoral fellow
Inflammation
Medicines Development

anderton@wehi.edu.au

Research Activities

My current and long-term research interests involve developing a comprehensive understanding of what initiates and drives inflammation in skin diseases such as psoriasis. I’m interested in the mechanisms of skin disease on a molecular level, but also considering the broader, more complex cellular interactions, and the role of the microscopic and macroscopic environment. I have had a significant research role in several projects in which we explored TNFR1 signalling in the skin that led directly into my PhD research. My current projects include exploring the role of cIAPs in maintaining microbial tolerance in the skin, and the role of Langerhans cells in driving chronic proliferative dermatitis in SHARPIN deficient mice.

Techniques/Expertise

Small animal handling, husbandry and phenotype analysis.
Cell and tissue culture, PCR, ELISA, bacterial cloning, transient transfection, Immunohistochemistry and Immunoflourochemistry.

Disease Models

Psoriasis, dermatitis, Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis

Other Lab Members

John Silke
Najoua Lalaoui

Other members with similar research interests

prev next

Dr Kristie Jenkins

Australian Animal Health Laboratory CSIRO SEE FULL PROFILE >

A/Prof Ashley Mansell

Centre for Innate Immunity and Infectious Diseases Hudson Institute of Medical Research SEE FULL PROFILE >

Prof Philip Bardin

Monash Lung & Sleep department/Respiratory Research Monash Medical Centre SEE FULL PROFILE >