Michael FitzPatrick
Dr Michael FitzPatrick is a consultant gastroenterologist at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK, and a a senior clinical lecturer at the University of Oxford. His main clinical focus is coeliac disease, complex nutrition, intestinal failure, and intestinal transplantation. His research focuses on mucosal immunology in gastrointestinal disease, with a specific focus on coeliac disease. He has published on immune-stromal-epithelial interactions in coeliac disease, tissue-residency in intestinal transplantation, and the role of innate-like T cells in the human gut. His research group currently focus on applying spatial transcriptomic methods for understanding immune-mediated GI disease, the role and restriction of CD8+ and gamma-delta T cells in the small intestine, and processes of aging in the human gut. He is an honorary senior clinical lecturer at the University of Oxford and Trinity College, sits on the 'Science to Clinic' committee at the International Society for the Study of Coeliac Disease, and has previously held positions at both the Royal College of Physicians of London and the British Society of Gastroenterology.
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