Uncovering how nanoparticle properties impact interactions with immune cells in lymph nodes

This research explores how particles can be designed to better deliver vaccines to the lymphatic system, a key part of the body’s immune defence. Lymph nodes contain important immune cells that help fight diseases such as cancer and infections. By studying how particle size, surface charge, and route of administration affect their movement. These findings help guide the design of safer and more effective vaccines and treatments by improving targeting while reducing unwanted side effects.