Aaron Ring (@aaronmring) 's Twitter Profile
Aaron Ring

@aaronmring

Associate Professor at @FredHutch
Studying #cytokines, (auto)antibodies, and #cancerimmunotherapy
Founder: @SimchaTx, @Seranova, & Stipple Bio

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calendar_today31-12-2017 23:07:45

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Asimov (@asimovbio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Chinese Hamster Ovary, or CHO cells, make roughly 70 percent of all F.D.A. approved biologics sold on the market. This includes bestsellers like Humira®, used to treat Crohn’s and rheumatoid arthritis, and Keytruda®, a cancer therapy. Despite their ubiquity in the pharmaceutical

Chinese Hamster Ovary, or CHO cells, make roughly 70 percent of all F.D.A. approved biologics sold on the market. This includes bestsellers like Humira®, used to treat Crohn’s and rheumatoid arthritis, and Keytruda®, a cancer therapy. Despite their ubiquity in the pharmaceutical
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center (@fredhutch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A landmark study published in nature by Aaron Ring et al. has revealed that autoantibodies — immune proteins traditionally associated with autoimmune disease — may profoundly influence how cancer patients respond to immunotherapy. bit.ly/4o4HANS

A landmark study published in <a href="/Nature/">nature</a> by <a href="/aaronmring/">Aaron Ring</a> et al. has revealed that autoantibodies — immune proteins traditionally associated with autoimmune disease — may profoundly influence how cancer patients respond to immunotherapy. bit.ly/4o4HANS
Jonathan Kipnis 💔🎗️ (@jonykipnis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share this new work from our lab, led by an exceptional graduate student, Tornike Mamuladze (Tornike Mamuladze), on the role of meningeal mast cells in regulation of brain/dura access points, with implications to CSF flow dynamics and meningitis || authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S00…

Jun Wang (@jwang133) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Published today our new LAG-3 paper Cell. My group #JasperDu #JiaYou and collaborators revealed a key role of TCR proximity in LAG-3’s inhibitory function and developed LAG-3/TCR BiTS to effectively inhibit LAG-3+ T cells. dlvr.it/TLhkv7

Published today our new LAG-3 paper <a href="/CellCellPress/">Cell</a>. My group #JasperDu #JiaYou and collaborators revealed a key role of TCR proximity in LAG-3’s inhibitory function and developed LAG-3/TCR BiTS to effectively inhibit LAG-3+ T cells. dlvr.it/TLhkv7
Justin Eyquem (@j_eyquem) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Weill Cancer Hub is fostering groundbreaking UC San FranciscoStanford University collaborations to develop transformative cancer therapies. I’m grateful to co-lead one of the selected teams with Michael Fischbach to advance next-generation in vivo CAR T cell therapy!

Martin Pacesa (@martinpacesa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am super excited to announce that I will be starting my lab at the Department of Pharmacology of the University of Zurich in Switzerland next year!

I am super excited to announce that I will be starting my lab at the Department of Pharmacology of the University of Zurich in Switzerland next year!
Chrystal Paulos (@chrystal_paulos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BREAKING: We uncovered a potent immune alliance that could change how we treat solid tumors. Published in Cancer Cell , we show that Th17 cells *must* work with B cells to eliminate tumors—and keep it from coming back. 📄 cell.com/cancer-cell/fu… 🧵1/12👇Let’s walk through it:

Big Ten Cancer Research Consortium (@bigtencrc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This month, the Big Ten Cancer Research Consortium highlights our member institution Fred Hutch Cancer Center Cancer Center and Lawrence Fong, MD, who serves as scientific director of the Immunotherapy Integrated Research Center at Fred Hutch. Read more: bigtencrc.org/member-feature…

This month, the Big Ten Cancer Research Consortium highlights our member institution <a href="/fredhutch/">Fred Hutch Cancer Center</a> Cancer Center and Lawrence Fong, MD, who serves as scientific director of the Immunotherapy Integrated Research Center at Fred Hutch.

Read more: bigtencrc.org/member-feature…
Ansu Satpathy (@satpathology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Clone tracing T cell responses in cancer (using TCR-seq methods) has been incredibly valuable for understanding immunotherapy response and opportunities. A holy grail for us has been thinking about to achieve this for innate immune responses in human cancer - with high accuracy

Aaron Ring (@aaronmring) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Martin is a breakout star in the AI-powered protein design space. He led the effort to create BindCraft and he's just getting started. I can't think of a better lab to do a post-doc or contribute as professional research staff if you want to get into this space.

The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research (@themarkfdn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Could the same proteins that drive autoimmune disease help fight cancer? In nature, Emerging Leader Award winner Aaron Ring of @FredHutch shows that some autoantibodies are linked to better outcomes for patients receiving checkpoint inhibitor therapies. fredhutch.org/en/news/releas…

Could the same proteins that drive autoimmune disease help fight cancer?

In <a href="/Nature/">nature</a>, Emerging Leader Award winner <a href="/aaronmring/">Aaron Ring</a> of @FredHutch shows that some autoantibodies are linked to better outcomes for patients receiving checkpoint inhibitor therapies.
fredhutch.org/en/news/releas…
Ariax Bio (@ariaxbio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BindCraft isn't just for miniproteins. A new preprint validates 47-67% success rates for BindCraft-derived peptides with nM affinities. Our tutorial with Martin Pacesa covers this work and walks through our new dedicated peptide interface. Read it here: ariax.bio/resources/bind…