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MJA Podcasts 2016 Episode 25: Bats' super-immunity may help humans

Dr Michelle Baker

Volume 204, Issue 9: 16 May 2016. Dr Michelle Baker is a senior research scientist at the Australian Animal Health Laboratory at the CSIRO's Geelong facility. She discusses the unique characteristics of bats' immune systems which may lead to breakthrough treatments for humans. With MJA news and online editor, Cate Swannell.

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