The Yarovinsky Lab is seeking a molecular parasitologist interested in expanding their knowledge in immunology. This is a fully funded NIH 5-year postdoctoral training opportunity focused on host-parasite interactions and immune response. #Immunoparasitology #mpm2024. Please RT

It’s hard to believe that abstract submissions for #VascularDiscovery25 are OPEN and due by November 20th 🗓️ Spread the word, showcase your science, and then APPLY to be considered a finalist for the Page Award on behalf of the ATVB Council 📢 professional.heart.org/en/professiona…

Why scientists should take more coffee breaks science.org/content/articl… Published in 2019 just before the pandemic and the “zoomification” of science, this perspective makes a strong case for the importance of community and in person interactions.

The G3BP Stress-Granule Proteins Reinforce the Translation Program of the Integrated Stress Response biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

World-first therapy using donor cells sends autoimmune diseases into remission go.nature.com/3XTDXOC

Another scientist whose work initially didn't get the recognition that it deserved - Victor Ambros was denied tenure at Harvard, even after publishing the seminal work that resulted in him receiving the Nobel Prize today!

Congratulations Alex! Wonderful work!

Thrilled to share the exciting program at Society for Leukocyte Biology 2024 Conference on Oct 21 - 25, 2024. We would love to see you there! - via #Whova Event Platform tinyurl.com/2x7495ah #SLB2024

Our paper on how tumor suppressor KDM6A controls MHC-I and II expression in multiple myeloma cells is out in print in @BloodJournal. KDM6A loss can be amelriotaed by treatment of cells with an HDAC3 inhibitor, restoring MHC expression: ashpublications.org/blood/article/…

Checkout this beautiful paper out @nature today led by our great collaborators & friends Junedh M. Amrute Lavine Lab characterizing immune cell fibroblast crosstalk in heart failure 🔥🔥

Another study supporting the general concept that “innate cellular memory” can keep score of “repetitive challenges” through intra-celluar signaling networks. The signal duration and strength are key factors for generating generic innate memory

An excellent translational study expanding the novel innate exhaustion memory concept/phenotype to the important field of aging and neurological diseases !!

Expanding stories of innate memory at epigenetic level, "remembering" the challenge of HFD, with persistent monocyte/macrophage memory even after the withdraw of HFD.

Very glad to have our former student, Dr. Trevor Glaros, currently the interim Director for the Bioscience Branch at the Los Alamos National Lab, back for a visit. Impressive integrated capabilities for profiling proteomes and lipidomes of complex systems.

Glad to share a collaborative study, in which the introduction of an engineered bacterial phage producing SerpinB1 can rejuvenate CD24 producing neutrophils and improve gut health, published in Nature Biotechnology today. rdcu.be/ealwN

Here is the link for this collaborative story.

A very cool study with structure/function revelation of innate signaling

A fantastic session featuring novel Immune Therapeutics in Health and Disease” at the annual ASBMB meeting at Chicago. Glad to catch up with pioneers in the field of immune therapeutics ranging from cancer , cardiovascular inflammation to sepsis.

A new Science Immunology study in mice suggests that bacterial skin infections can imprint eosinophils with innate immune memory and enhance allergic inflammation in the lungs. scim.ag/42iictO

Inter-cellular communications via mitochondria transfer may be a prevalent mechanism for disease propagation, perhaps also relevant in the context of inflammation memory