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Ashkar Lab

@ashkar_lab

Investigating the role of NK cells in cancer and viral infection. Account run by lab members. @McMasterU @MacImmunology

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Congratulations to our PhD student for their recents awards! 🥳 Emily Feng was awarded a CSI Travel Award and the MIRC Travel Award! Ana Portillo was awarded the W.E. Rawls Memorial Scholarship and the Alyssa Vito Scholarship in Cancer Research! 👏

Mina Sadeghi (@minasadeghii) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share my very first publication! Thanks Maz for giving me the chance to write about innate immune memory- a new concept to us, but an ancient phenomenon.

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We are super proud to announce that three of our students have been awarded external awards! 👏 Congrats to Amelia and Alexa for winning CGS-M awards! Congrats to Misaal for wining an OGS award to support the second year of her MSc!

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Check out the latest issue of Immunological Reviews on innate immunity (with an adaptive twist!) where Josefowicz Lab and I convinced a bunch of talented colleagues to contribute. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/1600065x/2…

Anthony Rullo: chemically modulating proximity (@labrullo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why does covalency matter? Here we develop a new covalent #inducedproximity system that activates T cell tumoricidal function through stabilized ternary complexes. Covalency is observed to uniquely enforce immune receptor activation signaling events! doi.org/10.1016/j.omto…

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While CD56 expression could be used to indicate a hyper-functional state of NK cells, it does not directly influence the anti-tumor functions of expanded NK cells Journal of Leukocyte Biology Congrats, Ana Portillo! Ashkar Lab doi.org/10.1093/jleuko…

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More people are turning to cannabidiol (CBD) cannabis strains to help with the side-effects of pregnancy. A new study from McMaster University has uncovered the potential risks, which includes impaired fetal growth. Centre for Medicinal Cannabis Research CIHR CFI / FCI ow.ly/BLHM50UV44z