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Bailis Lab Will Bailis representing at the Penn IGG retreat!

Congrats to Luke Turner, PhD for a stellar thesis defense! Luke brings a drive & passion for learning to all he does (from baking, brewing, music, to research), motivating all around to do the same. He his mark on the Bailis lab and will be sorely missed. Could not be prouder

Excited to be back in my hometown of Cincinnati to start the postdoctoral phase of my career where I’ll be thinking about immunological tolerance in the context of pregnancy with Sing Sing Way!

Nice to have this one out: Daniel Aldridge brings this one home: Endogenous IL-27 during toxoplasmosis limits early monocyte responses and their inflammatory activation by pathological T cells | mBio journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mb…

Why do activated T/B cells wait to divide? Why is there heterogeneity in their daughter cell responses? How do we find peace in these troubled times? Check the Bailis Lab’s FIRST PAPER (🎉) for insight into 2 of these 3 questions! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Really nice focus article from the Richard lab giving some extra context into our work just published in Science Immunology Will Bailis science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

A new study describes how metabolic changes that take place even before the first cell division is completed can influence clonal lymphocyte expansion. Will Bailis 📄: scim.ag/6gl Focus: scim.ag/6gm

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Wonderful time & awesome science at Gordon Research Conferences #immunometabolism! Great presentations, including past & present Penn IGG & CAMB Graduate Group students & postdocs from Will Bailis, @lab_hill, & my labs. Many thanks to Jeff Rathmell Lynn Hedrick☀️🌙 for organizing a fantastic GRC!

Join us Cincinnati Children's to do exciting research in Immunology. Please apply and forward to colleagues. nature.com/naturecareers/…

Just published from the lab! A perspective article in which we provide a little bit of data and open a lot of questions in trying to understand the unique immunological niche of fetal microchimeric cells (cells of fetal origin reside in mothers).

Another exciting piece of work from the lab demonstrates that moms can help their babies fight against infection long after birth! In our preclinical model, complement sufficient maternal microchimeric cells make enough protein to protect deficient offspring against infection.