Stories about the people, research and work of the Medical Research Council MRC home Insight home About insight MRC news Behind the picture: Don Mason and his T cell legacy Left to right: Don Mason, Alan Williams, Neil Barclay. Image credit: Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford Antibodies, antigens and T cells – we're living through an extraordinary time where the language of immunology has become the everyday. And its testament to the decades-worth of effort by researchers like Don Mason, working together and building on previous research, that we have the knowledge and tools to understand, tackle and even prevent disease. Here, former colleague Neil Barclay, Emeritus EP Abraham Professor of Chemical Pathology, looks back on Don's work, contributions and legacy. Read more The Medical Research Council is part of UK Research and Innovation. Manage preferences Unsubscribe Contact us Help You are receiving this email because you subscribed to one or more of the Medical Research Council's email alerts using this address. We use third party service providers, such as GovDelivery, to send out email alerts on our behalf. The data you provided in subscribing to this alert (in this case your email address) will not be used for any other reason and will never be passed on to any other third party for another purpose. If you choose to enter a password to manage your subscription preferences this is held securely and is not accessible to anyone at either the MRC or GovDelivery.

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