Macha Beijnes

Research technician

m.beijnes@lumc.nl

Research

As a research technician in the T cell regulation group/Arens lab I am involved in projects targeted to examine the underlying mechanisms of cell-mediated immunity against cancer and infection. I use molecular and cellular techniques to analyze immune responses ex vivo and in vivo.

Curriculum Vitae

I obtained my Bachelor degree in Life Science at Hogeschool Leiden in 2018. During my Bachelor, I performed an internship at the LUMC in the Department of Ophthalmology. In 2019 I started working as a technician at the Centre for Human Drug Research. After four years I decided it was time for a new challenge and received a position in the T cell regulation group in May 2023.

Groups: T cell regulation

News

Frank Staal receives Rare Angel Award

March 5, 2024
Inspirational inaugural speech by Leendert Trouw

February 6, 2024
Corona vaccine maker and mRNA pioneer Uğur Şahin visits the LUMC

January 29, 2024

Groups

Tumor biology and immunology

Our research aims to delineate cellular and molecular processes that govern adaptive immunity
Tumor Immunology

Immunotherapy of cancer: immunological mechanisms and specific therapeutic strategies
T cell regulation

We study the molecular and cellular regulation of T-cell responses and aim to use this knowledge to inform and improve immunotherapy
Transplant Immunology

Our research focuses on the prevention, detection and treatment of HLA sensitization in transplant recipients
Reproductive Immunology

We aim to understand how the pregnant woman immunologically tolerates her baby, and what mechanisms account for pregnancy complications
Complement and antibodies

From immunopathology to immunotherapy
Mucosal Immunology

We study the development and function of the mucosal immune system in health and disease
Stem Cells and Lymphocyte Development

Basic Science meets Gene Therapy
Molecular biology of innate immunity

Nucleic acid sensing in viral infection and sterile inflammation
Immune monitoring

Monitoring of immune cell populations during health, disease and (targeted) treatment
Peptide Immunology

Our research is focused on the application of synthetic peptides to solve medical problems

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