Happy to share a new preprint by the best collaborators on this planet and #theonlylabever. We show that "Anti-GM-CSF autoantibodies promote a pre-diseased state in Crohn's Disease" years before diagnosis. medrxiv.org/content/10.110… Read it, RT and let us know what you think!

Black In Immuno Week is back on Nov 14-20 2021 We will celebrate the scientific contributions of Black scientists in immunology From Bench To Bedside & discuss advocacy work to improve our communities RT & Sign up to get notified when registration opens blackinimmuno.org/biiw2021

Welcoming in a new year with hopes for a wonderful 2022! #happynewyear from all of us at UAB Pathology. We look forward to a healthy, happy year collaborating, researching, learning and celebrating with you.

2021 Fellow Dr. Kathy McCoy is an int'l recognized leader in the field of microbiome & health research. She has made fundamental discoveries highlighting how the maternal & early life microbiome instructs develop. & function of the immune system #rscBRAVOsrc! youtu.be/o2Jt2cLUNlE

Check out UAB Microbiology professor Dr. Allan Zajac's latest study on the CD8 T cell featured in UAB! "The study focuses on one factor that guides that developmental bifurcation — interleukin-2, or IL-2." #Immunology #Research Read more: uab.edu/news/research/…

WE ARE CHAMPIONS!!!!! WE ARE GOING TO THE BIG DANCE!!!!!!!!!!! #WinAsOne

Tomorrow (Monday!) is a big day for #MucosalImmunology at #AAI2022 : Microbiota and Epithelium @ 8, SMI @ 10:15, and then Neonatal Mucosal Immunity (chaired by me and silverman lab ) at 12:30!! Don’t miss the latest on early life mucosal happenings.

when asking women, minorities, or members of underrepresented groups to participate in your event, please don't start with "as part of our effort to improve diversity, we'd like to ask that you do X, Y, Z..." Pls invite us for our excellence, not as a PR stunt. #WomenInSTEM

Join us live next Tuesday July 12th 9am PT/12pm ET! Kellie Jurado will present: “Lessons of viral inflammation”. Kellie's talk will not be recorded, so mark those calendars!

Although there isn’t a cure for Crohn’s disease, approaches to treating the condition have improved in the last few decades. Explore how the healthcare industry’s understanding of the disease has evolved.

We are looking forward to kicking off this year's series of talks with Ruth Franklin from Harvard University this Tuesday, September 6, 2022 9AM PT/12pm ET. Dr. Franklin will discuss the role of the innate immune system in tissue repair and homeostasis! See link below and on our website

After reviewing Arizona’s abortion law, which went into effect after the Supreme Court decision in Dobbs, AAI has moved IMMUNOLOGY2024™ from Phoenix to Chicago. AAI issued a statement articulating its deep concern about the decision’s deleterious impact. bit.ly/3W603Lv

Check out our new paper from the Hinterleitner lab published Immunity The gut protist Tritrichomonas arnold restrains virus-mediated loss of oral tolerance by modulating dietary antigen-presenting dendritic cells sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Breaking news: NIH selects Jeanne Marrazzo as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases uab.edu/news/people/it…

Online now: Interferon-γ production by Tfh cells is required for CXCR3+ pre-memory B cell differentiation and subsequent lung-resident memory B cell responses dlvr.it/Svy1JJ

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Congrats!!!

Excellent discussion by all in this group and led by Mark Frey, Mariana Byndloss Isabella Rauch, Juanita Merchant, and Joseph Hyser. Enhancing Inclusion in GI Research. #GTSRC24