burden, and this varies significantly among manufacturers. If a patient receives just 4 drugs - amlodipine, lisinopril, omeprazole, diclofenac - the added burden is almost 800 mg of phosphate/day, very close to the recommended daily phosphate intake for dialysis patients 🤫

Wondering whether it's OK to use retinoids in patients on dialysis for psoriasis or skin cancer? In this dual-centre study we looked at 24 patients on HD taking retinoids and found no evidence of adverse events, suggesting this may be a safe approach. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38620055/

Offsetting the early run up Arthur's Dear with a haggis sandwich (remnants only shown)... #ukkw2024

Learn about the findings of the COAST Study at Poster 344 - how do UK transplant physicians manage transplant recipients with cutaneous SCC? What are their outcomes? Come find out, and then enjoy Tom's beaming smile first-hand #ukkw2024

📢 New job alert for COI. Come and work with Christina Heroven & Ricardo A. Fernandes as a #ResearchAssistant working on protein engineering to better understand and control cell signalling in cancer. Training will be provided. Find out more & apply here: camsoxford.ox.ac.uk/Work/jobs

🎺New Paper! Puzzled by spatial transcriptomics? Could it help your skin research? Our review in Journal of Investigative Dermatology on the field and its potential to advance our knowledge in dermatology may help! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Girish Kumar CAMS Oxford Institute #spatialtranscriptomics

📢 NEW PAPER ALERT Skin complaints are a frequent complication of chronic kidney disease, as is dysfunction of the immune system. Are these two linked? What are the possible mechanisms? How can we explore this? Read our review to find out! frontiersin.org/journals/immun…

An enjoyable couple of days meeting our next generation of immunologists at British Society for Immunology Winter School. Some probing questions and engaging discussions from the attendees, suggesting the future of Immunology is in safe hands. Thanks for inviting me to talk! #BSI #immunology

Looking forward to talking at the Bruker Spatial Biology Roadshow in Oxford tomorrow. Register below and come along to hear what we've been up to at the CAMS Oxford Institute Spatial Profiling Hub! go.brukerspatialbiology.com/UKRoadshowOxfo… #spatialbiology

Honoured to be chosen as January's image in the 'Research is Beautiful' campaign by Cancer Research UK, Highlighting our work using spatial profiling on the Bruker Spatial Biology platforms, to uncover new insights into cancer in Tx recipients. It's an exciting time! news.cancerresearchuk.org/2025/02/03/lat…

Hat’s off to our January #ResearchisBeatuiful pick! Matt’s image depicts a cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma infiltrating into the dermis. Read on to hear more about Matt’s work and the story behind his image. 👉tinyurl.com/3f4wbfx8 Matt Bottomley | CAMS Oxford Institute

Honoured that our Spatial Profiling Hub at CAMS Oxford Institute has been accredited this week by Bruker Spatial Biology as a certified service provider for our GeoMx and nCounter platforms, recognising our high standards and stringent workflows! #spatialtranscriptomics

The CAMS Oxford Institute Spatial and Gene Profiling Hub has been formally recognized by Bruker Spatial Biology for its generation of high-quality spatial transcriptomic and proteomic data across its nCounter® and GeoMx® Digital Spatial Profiler platforms.

Great weekend at the The UK Kidney Association SpR Club / BTPT joint meeting on decision making in Transplantation in York, including contributing to a session on difficult listing/donor offer decisions. My first return since CCT - it's great to see SpR Club still going strong! #sprclub

Excited to share our latest preprint, out today on medRxiv. We leverage the complementary power of Bruker Spatial Biology GeoMx and CosMx platforms to delineate influences upon CD8 T cell accumulation in #cutaneoussquamouscellcarcinoma! medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Oxford Kidney Unit OUH (past and present) out in force at #UKKW what a team!

Fab opportunity to work with an amazing early-career researcher. Plus you get to attend joint lab meetings with me. What more could you want? #sciencejobs #tcellimmunology