Working together with @TheBindingSite, we've shipped #COVID19 antibody testing kits to Cape Town to support the Red Cross Children’s Hospital in the diagnosis of PIMS-TS. Wishing all the best to @Immunology_UCT and thank you to Dr Kate Webb for letting us know they've arrived!
Our COVID-19 antibody kits have arrived in Cape Town to support the Red Cross Children’s Hospital in the diagnosis of PIMS-TS. Wishing you all the best @Immunology_UCT@TheBindingSite@AFC_immuno
This is such an important advance in COVID-19 antibody testing. The use of dried blood spot will allow accurate home testing and seroprevalence studies in LMIC countries. Congrats to a fantastic team @AlexRichter3@AFC_immuno@ImmunologyUoB
Lovely new paper in @J_Immunol from @MilernaLain & the group shows how IFNg & T-bet work in Th1 responses to Salmonella to keep bacteria in iNOS+ granulomas. Well done all for great work. @ImmunologyUoB @unibirm_MDS @BactiVac https://t.co/bVXHlKYmqT
Thank you for visiting, @ASollowayUK; we trust that you enjoyed finding out more about the exciting work that Dr Alex Richter, Professor Andrew Beggs, Professor Adam Cunningham and colleagues are carrying out to support the #COVID19 response.
@AlexRichter3@adbeggs@AFC_immuno
Fantastic to be part of such a great team & developing a more reliable test to detect low levels of Ab in asymptotic/mild disease. Also, important to look at both saliva & serum Ab to determine #SARSCoV2 exposure @AlexRichter3@CrispinMax@bIGIdeas_UoB@BHPComms @unibirm_MDS
📰 | A Birmingham designed test, developed by a team led by Dr Alex Richter (@AlexRichter3) and Professor Adam Cunningham (@AFC_immuno) has confirmed #COVID19 as a trigger for a new Kawasaki-like syndrome in children
https://t.co/z7WU3fNeUw @unibirm_MDS
#COVID19 📢 A test developed by experts here in Birmingham confirms COVID-19 as trigger for a rare Kawasaki-like syndrome in children. Read more about the work from Dr Alex Richter @AlexRichter3 & Professor Adam Cunningham @AFC_immuno here ⬇️
https://t.co/tTx5hJUnOO
A test developed by experts at @unibirmingham has offered evidence confirming #COVID19 to be the cause of a newly emerged multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children, who have tested negative for the virus by the PCR test.
https://t.co/yp3efOxQe7
@AlexRichter3@AFC_immuno
Great to see @BactiVac's support acknowledged in this paper published in Vaccine on 'Gonococcal vaccines: Public health value and preferred product characteristics; report of a WHO global stakeholder consultation' https://t.co/ULizAzXHWo. @unibirm_MDS @AFC_immuno@DrBroadstock
#COVID19 | Dr Alex Richter (@AlexRichter3; Director, Clinical Immunology Service) spoke to @BBCTomFeilden this morning on the Today Programme. Listen from 2:48:56 and find out more about the antibody tests that @unibirmingham are developing: https://t.co/mFhsTCSBwh #r4today
What does living with the #COVID19 pandemic mean, what role are our research teams playing in the fight & what can we learn for the future? Join us live on Facebook on May 21 for the first in a series of panel events chaired by Prof Hisham Mehanna ⬇️
https://t.co/fMuYsjdP4E