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Haniffa Lab celebrations yesterday evening! 🎊 We welcomed our Wellcome Sanger Institute side of the group to Newcastle Valuable time to meet in 3D (with partners, family, and friends, too)

Hello from sunny Cambridge! This week we've had some Newcastle University lab members visit the Wellcome Sanger Institute side to learn all things #SingleCell & #Spatial. Plus a few computational folks came along for the atmosphere ✨ Topped off with 'bake-off' from the talented Johanna 🍰

Amazing talks so far at the 10x Genomics Discovery Symposium! Haniffa Lab Wellcome Sanger Institute's very own emily describing her COVID study (in pic below) So many #SingleCell gems also being shared by Sam Behjati, Chuan Xu, Valentina Lorenzi, Adam Mead (among others) 🙌🏾

New preprint alert! 📢🥳 Using multiomic profiling of #SingleCell data we integrated and analysed ~180k cells from first trimester human yolk sac (YS) Our investigations recovered cells from the contents, membrane & vitelline duct [see vid below] Here's what we learnt [1/9]👇🏾

The Haniffa Lab? My unbiased view... best lab in the world.

Our first cross-institutional Wellcome Sanger Institute Newcastle University lab retreat 🎉 A time to present our projects, dream of our future science, and sing too loudly at karaoke

On my way to Cape Town and very much looking forward to 5 days of science, fun & friendship. The program of science & festivities is just fantastic !! And I am very excited to reunite with many friends &meet African immunologists especially trainees - the fun is about to start !

Researchers from University of Toronto discovered three subsets of macrophages in mice with unique life cycles and origins residing in multiple tissues. Check out the 2022 study: scim.ag/4Xu #WeekendReads

Happy to share our new exciting study! Microglial Trem2 maintains the proper neuronal metabolism during development. Immunity sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A prenatal skin atlas reveals immune (macrophage) regulation of human skin morphogenesis nature Karl Koehler Muzlifah Haniffa Teichlab nature.com/articles/s4158…

The first atlas of prenatal human skin reveals a molecular ‘recipe’ to build skin 🧬 The insights could pave the way for future skin transplants and treatments for congenital conditions sanger.ac.uk/news_item/huma…