Kenya Honda
@honda1kenya
I'm a Professor at Keio University School of Medicine in Tokyo studying the impact of the human gut microbiome on immunity, metabolism, and healthy longevity.
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23-10-2022 16:15:06
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Alexander Dent 🇺🇸🇺🇦 Also, Kenya Honda's group showed that gut Treg activated in vitro with gut bacteria could inhibit OVA driven OT-I activation. In vitro limitations apply, but suggests as long as Treg TCR is stimulated, they have the potential to suppress.
How to live to 100? Vivien Marx🐘📬⛅️ asks labs how they disentangle the microbiome-chemistry togetherness that seems to play a role: Kenya Honda Keio University, Devlin Lab, Michael Fischbach @stanford, @vanessaSperand2, Yang Bai, CAS, who works with John Innes Centre nature.com/articles/s4159…
Vedanta Biosciences RIKEN-IMS Keio Global Kenya Honda: People who live to be > 100 have a distinct gut microbiome enriched in microbes capable of generating unique secondary bile acids: iso-, 3-oxo-, allo-, 3-oxoallo-, and isoallo-lithocholic acid (LCA) which have antibacterial properties.
Congratulations to all of the new fellows elected to the American Academy of Microbiology!! Especially Penn colleagues Weitzman Lab Igor Brodsky Cadwell Lab!! asm.org/press-releases…
See some of our favorite submissions from our #Immunity30th Anniversary cover contest! Learn more about the creative immunologists who made these beautiful covers and about what inspires them! cell.com/news-do/immuni… elena Gabriel Rabinovich Kenya Honda Francesco Andreata Johanna Emgård
Cheers to HHMI Investigator Luciano Marraffini of Rockefeller University for being awarded the 2024 Genetics Society of America Medal.👏 Marraffini showed how CRISPR-Cas systems destroy genetic targets with precision, paving the way for gene editing technology development. genestogenomes.org/a-microbiologi…
‘Cell Host & Microbe Special Issue presents a Microbial Survival Guide which consists of a series of reviews covering an array of stresses faced by microbes and their mechanisms to adapt and survive in adverse conditions. Take a look. hubs.li/Q02BJZxg0