
Mildner Lab
@mildnerlab
Immunology Lab with passion for monocytes and macrophages @MedicityL @InFLAMES_Health
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https://mildnerlab.utu.fi/ 08-09-2022 20:14:18
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Nature discusses scientists' efforts to reduce their (unpaid & unappreciated) workload (nature.com/articles/d4158…). The thread by Andrew Akbashev summarizes this nicely. Not mentioned: many scientists also on temporary positions only #WissZeitVG

Thank you Suomen Akatemia | Research Council of Finland (and of course also the reviewers, who invest a significant amount of their time) for funding our research InFLAMES Flagship! We will do our best to prove that our proposal idea was correct.

According to a new study in Science Magazine (science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…), more than 50% of both large natural lakes and reservoirs experienced volume loss over the last 30 years. In Finland, the water levels of almost 70% of the analyzed lakes are declining.



Not only transcription factors regulate differentiation: David Lara-Astiaso and colleagues show in this CRISPR-screen masterpiece Nature Genetics that chromatin factors are crucially involved in normal and malignant hematopoiesis. nature.com/articles/s4158…








Another great example that mouse hematopoiesis does not necessarily reflect the situation in humans: FLT3L regulates #monocyte (&DC and B cell) development in humans. Congrats Vivien Béziat & Co: dlvr.it/T6LHDc


New great paper by @TheJungLab, congrats! But we are confused: We found Cd209a+ #monocytes, GuermonprezLab Cd209a+ Flt3+ monocytes, @realFlorentGinhoux shows Cd209+ pro-DC3 and now @TheJungLab Cd209a+ MDP-derived monocytes. Is Flt3 the only difference or are they maybe all the same?




The deuterium fate mapping saga goes into the 2nd round in Journal of Experimental Medicine: congrats to Simon Yona and all coworkers for the investigation of DC circulation time in humans: doi.org/10.1084/jem.20…. We are excited: For a trilogy we need a third one! What is next?

Together with Simon Yona and Ki-Wook Kim Lab we wrote a new monocyte review - don't be afraid, not in the F journals, but in Discovery Immunology Journal (doi.org/10.1093/discim…). You have to check out Figure 2. Do you find the hidden messages?


7 MDP-derived and 3 GMP-derived cell subsets were described within the Ly6C+ CD115+ gate. Are all these distinct #monocyte populations or do we have doppelgängers within them? We discussed this with Simon Yona in Science Immunology. Check here: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
