
Matthew Brown
@matt_brown04
PhD Student @IcahnMountSinai. Studying immunology and cancer immunotherapy in @bhardwajlab
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17-02-2013 02:48:47
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A cell therapy for celiac disease based on regulatory T cells shows promise in mice and prevents effector T cells from migrating to the gut, hinting cell therapies could one day induce gluten tolerance in the immune system. Science Translational Medicine 📄: scim.ag/4kLLIke


Mount Sinai researchers, led by Mount Sinai Fuster Heart Hospital's Dr. Robert Rosenson, have found that the RNA-based therapy zodasiran significantly reduces multiple harmful cholesterol and lipid levels in individuals with mixed hyperlipidemia, a major risk factor for heart disease. Published




Researchers Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center have revealed how structures of immune cell clusters, which promote antitumor immunity, form in #PancreaticCancer. Read about the NCI-funded study and how leveraging this mechanism could enable #immunotherapy. go.nih.gov/l1riz78




New in Nature Cancer: Atezolizumab plus personalized neoantigen vaccination in urothelial cancer: a phase 1 trial rdcu.be/eln4d Matt Galsky Bhardwaj Lab Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai











B cell-depletion mitigates MS symptoms but its effects on other immune cells was unclear David A. Hafler Yoshiaki Yasumizu & team now show anti-CD20 therapy affects the amount and function of cerebral spinal fluid macrophages and circulating monocytes: jci.org/articles/view/…
