Welcome to the Azzi Lab
Located in the Longwood Medical Area, the Azzi lab is a home to a group of young and talented scientists from diverse backgrounds. Combining the skills and experiences of clinicians, surgeons, scientists, and engineers, we focus on understanding the regulatory arm of the immune system with the goal of developing targeted therapeutics that help to control the immune system from within. We use multidisciplinary approaches in collaboration with pioneers in chemical engineering to drive medical research that advances the field of immunology.
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Biology
Image: Macrophages Engulfing Cancerous Myeloma Cells
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Chemistry
Image: Definition of the Crystal Structure of the Immunoproteasome
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Engineering
Image: Design and Validation of TCR-Responsive Nanoparticles
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Multidimensional Phenotyping of Transplant Rejection
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Non-Invasive Biomarkers for Monitoring Kidney Transplant
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