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Rahul Roychoudhuri
University of Cambridge, Babraham Institute, National Cancer Institute
Research areas: Immunology and Microbiology · Immunology · T-cell and B-cell Immunology · Cancer Immunotherapy and Biomarkers · Immunotherapy and Immune Responses
0000-0002-5392-1853
Employment
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University of Cambridge Professor of Cancer Immunology2020 - Present
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The Babraham Institute Group Leader2015 - Present
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National Cancer Institute Postdoctoral Research Fellow2012 - 2015
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National Cancer Institute PhD Student2010 - 2012
- 2008 - 2010
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King's College London Clinical Academic Foundation Trainee2006 - 2008
Education
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Publications (96)
- Cell-intrinsic steroidogenesis regulates mast cell function Save
- Tumor-derived antioxidants suppress immunity by depriving T cells of reactive oxygen species Save
- Burning the candle at both ends: ROS-mediated telomere damage drives T cell dysfunction Save
- Perturbing local steroidogenesis to improve breast cancer immunity Save
- Gut microbiota-derived hexa-acylated lipopolysaccharides enhance cancer immunotherapy responses. Save
- Data from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 1 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 1 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 2 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 2 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 3 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 3 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 4 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 4 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Data from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 1 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 1 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 2 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 2 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save
- Supplemental Figure 3 from Intracellular K+ Limits T-cell Exhaustion and Preserves Antitumor Function Save