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Honored to win the Alessandro Moretta Memorial Award. Fantastic science in a wonderful setting in Greece. Ragon Institute Harvard Medical School Aegean Conferences

✨Today officially marks 10 years of Doherty Institute. From pioneering research on the immune system to our response to COVID-19, we’re incredibly proud of our staff and students and their achievements in infection and immunity. And a huge thank you to our supporters. Here’s to

Epic effort from Flo & first author Lisa Schiffelers of FISchmidtLab . Antagonistic camelid #nanobodies are small enough to traverse early #GSDMD pores to inhibit further #pore #formation. Monomers target the membrane, suggesting #monomer to #oligomer transition on #membrane.

Teaching the next generation of scientists all about what we do in the lab #TürenaufmitderMaus – big thank you to my whole lab and, in particular, Fabian Institute of Innate Immunity FOR5547 #sfb1454 ImmunoSensation

It is out! #NanoPlex is the universal strategy for multiplexing any immunofluorescence using erasable #nanobodies from NanoTag. We showcase easy multiplexed STED, STORM, and 21-plex Confocal #Microscopy. Published in Nature Communications here: rdcu.be/dWvzO

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Check out Lisa‘s take on her recent paper on the mechanism (and potential therapeutic targeting) of #GSDMD pore formation using #nanobodies.

and so it begins.....science needs to start getting serious about how how to deal with this type of attacks, sowing distrust.

How could we identify key genes involved in any biological process and cell type? Please read on about Nuclear In-Situ Sequencing (NIS-Seq) nature.com/articles/s4158…

Late #WeekendRead: We describe a novel reporter to visualize endogenous #inflammasome assembly. Suitable for cell lines, primary cells, and tissues as well as quantification by #microscopy and #flowcytometry. Happy to share. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…