About

Overview

The Immunology Laboratory supports high-dimensional immune analysis using Mass Cytometry and Flow Cytometry.

Researcher mounting a specimen slide in front of the Hyperion Imaging System
IMC analysis of Ms4a3-Cre mouse pancreatic tissue - multi-channel DAPI/Ms4a3/hCD68
IMC data analysis - UMAP, region segmentation, and multi-marker image of CD4/B220/CD8/PanCK/GranzB/CC3
Patient cohort single-cell immune analysis workflow - UMAP classification of innate/T·NK/B cells

The Immunology Laboratory uses a variety of high-dimensional immune analysis techniques such as CyTOF, Imaging Mass Cytometry, and Flow Cytometry to precisely analyze the phenotype and function of immune cells at the single-cell level.

In particular, beyond animal specimens, it provides full-cycle research support—from antibody panel design and experiment execution to data analysis—for clinical blood and tissue specimens, elucidating immunological mechanisms linked to actual clinical diseases. Through this, it is leading precision immunology research across diverse fields such as infectious diseases, cancer, and autoimmune diseases.

Contact

Irang Na
(Professor, Department of Convergence Medicine · Supervising Professor, Immunology Laboratory)

02-2072-4090

yirangna@snu.ac.kr

Kwang-min Yoo
(Medical Research Innovation Center (CMI), Room 2207-1)

02-2072-2407, 4670

gjygm77@snuh.org