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.Penn Medicine scientists show that ILC1s are a tissue and circulating biomarker that distinguishes #sarcoidosis from other skin granulomatous diseases. π‘ Dig into the details: bit.ly/3MEDXwp
Deadlines are approaching for Keystone Symposia #MyeloidCells: Roles in Different Tissue #Microenvironment, this March in Hannover! See scholarship, abstract and discount reg dates: keysym.us/KSMyeloid25 #KSMyeloid25
Congratulations to Tobias Kammann and team, including Johan K. Sandberg, on their recent Science Immunology paper! π They show functional heterogeneity and tissue site adaptation in resident MAIT cells across human barrier π‘οΈ tissues with distinct regulatory and effector signatures.
π₯ Introducing ISB 2001! ISB 2001 is a trispecific T cell engager with the potential to induce deep responses in patients with r/r #MultipleMyeloma. π‘ Learn more in Nature Cancer: go.nature.com/4em58rI
Deadlines are approaching for Keystone Symposia #CancerImmunotherapy: Clinical Lessons to New Modalities, this March in Banff! See scholarship, abstract and discount reg dates: keysym.us/KSCancerImmune⦠#KSCancerImmune25
.Peter Mac Cancer Centre researchers, Nicole Haynes, Tom Chadwick, & Belinda Parker (Belinda Parker) explore the complexities of immune escape mechanisms used throughout the metastatic cascade to promote tumor cell dissemination and affect organotropism. βοΈ go.nature.com/3Tyf09T
Deadlines are approaching for Keystone Symposia Immune #CellTherapy: Advances in #Cancer and #AutoimmuneDisease, this March in Banff! See scholarship, abstract and discount reg dates: keysym.us/KSCellTherapy25 #KSCellTherapy25
Join MIT Dept of BE as an Assistant Professor in immunology, immunotherapy, & immune engineering. Check out the job posting! π
Dr. Andrew Sewell's team (T-cell Modulation Group) and collaborators provide a mechanism by which molecular mimicry between pathogen and self-antigens could have resulted in the breaking of self-tolerance to initiate disease. π· Journal of Clinical Investigation | bit.ly/3TE45eR
Scientists show viral infection to be characterized by a distinct signature of decreased interferon signaling and lower interferon receptor gene expression. π¦ π Read the full study in Nature Communications: go.nature.com/3BdlKUn