
Michal Tal, PhD
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Immunoengineer @MITdeptofBE captivated by #inflammation, #SexDifferences #Lyme, #COVID Mom of 2. prev/ @Yale, @Stanford. @immunofever.bsky.social
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Michal Tal, PhD Daniel Litt Chronic effects of lifetime loads of acute infections define each of us today and our future life, most important answers are truly simple and very logical.

Michal Tal, PhD Daniel Litt There's going to be a ClinVar/OMIM size database of "acquired" autoantibody-induced traits - tens of thousands of them - and only a handful are known. Most of the actionable mechanisms everyone wants to find for chronic disease, ageing, etc await discovery in this datatype.

Michal Tal, PhD Daniel Litt Also pluckable - most things in the space of maternal-fetal drug or toxin transmission and its effects on embryonic development. This ranges from OTC medications to prescriptions to recreational drugs to environmental toxins.

Exciting to share our paper on genetics of #longCOVID with Vilma Lammi, Tomoko Nakanishi, Hugo Zeberg and many others! nature.com/articles/s4158β¦Β HiLIFE_Helsinki University of Helsinki Mass General Brigham Research




Here in the Research Directions Workshop in Sydney, after the World Congress of Endometriosis, there is a lot of discussion about including adenomyosis (hooray for that!). This new paper from Dr Varsha Jain offers a much needed next step in diagnosis. fertstertscience.org/article/S2666-β¦




Led by Ya'el Courtney, PhD and out today in Nature Neuroscience: the brain's fluid-secreting organ β the choroid plexus β can reshape neural development through a powerful, little-known process. & it can be hijacked by serotonergic drugs like LSD. π§ π A thread rdcu.be/eoaSY

This is why science funding matters. We uncovered a hidden signaling system in the brainβone that responds to maternal environment, even to drugs like LSD during pregnancy. It took 5 years, a brilliant team, and public funding to get here. Out today in Nature Neuroscience: π§΅π

To close #WomeninPathology Month, we are featuring one of the WiP Co-Leaders, Dr. Francisco J. Carrillo-Salinas. We want to celebrate his recently accepted a position in the Tal Research Group at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and his faithful support of women in STEM. Full bio bit.ly/38Jufby
