🎤 Speaker: Prof. Michele Mishto
The Global
Infectious Diseases & One Health Conference (GIOH 2026) will feature Prof. Michele
Mishto, Professor in Immunobiology at King’s College London and
Senior Group Leader at the Francis Crick Institute in London.
🔬 Presentation Title
Pathogen-derived noncanonical
epitopes: are they valuable targets for novel vaccinations?
🧪 Research Overview
Prof.
Mishto’s research focuses on antigen presentation and proteasomes,
particularly the discovery and characterization of noncanonical peptides,
including proteasome-generated spliced peptides.
His work
investigates the antigenicity and immunogenicity of these peptides in cancer
and infectious diseases, providing new insights for immune recognition and
vaccine development.
🔍 Key Highlights
• Antigen
presentation and immune system mechanisms
• Identification of noncanonical proteasome-generated peptides
• Immunogenicity of pathogen-derived epitopes
• Applications in next-generation vaccine development
• Insights into immune responses in infections and cancer
👨🏫 About the Speaker
Prof. Michele Mishto obtained his PhD in Medical
Biotechnology from the University of Bologna (Italy) and later gained
research experience at the Institute of Biochemistry, Universitätsmedizin
Charité in Berlin (Germany).
His work contributes significantly to the understanding of immune recognition and proteasome biology, particularly in infectious diseases and oncology.
🌐 Conference Details
📅 September 21–23, 2026
📍
London, United Kingdom & Online
🎟️ Register Now
https://infection.miconferences.com/register
🔗 Event Website
https://infection.miconferences.com/
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