What's the deal with ... Gilbert's syndrome? Unconjugated bilirubin deserves its own #tweetorial Featuring: 🟨Why? 🟨Is it bad or...PLOT TWIST...good!? 🟨What to do about it? 🏆The most 🍌🍌trials ever conducted #livertwitter #meded #MedTwitter 1/

Leberfibrose: Forschende an #CharitéBerlin und UCalgaryMedicine entdecken eine neue Art von Zellen. Sie beschreiben Science Magazine, wie das geschädigte Organ seine Immunfunktion aufrechterhält: Riesenzellen übernehmen die Aufgabe der Immunzellen der #Leber. charite.de/service/presse…

Liver fibrosis: Researchers at #CharitéBerlin and UCalgaryMedicine discover a new type of cells. They describe in Science Magazine how the damaged organ preserves its immune function: Giant cells take over for the immune cells in the #liver. charite.de/en/service/pre…

Thanks for highlighting our study Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin @berlinnovation

Congratulations to all the #liverpathobiology awardees! Trainee Awards, Tandem Talk Awards, Poster Awards BRAVO!!! #chania #Greece

Congratulations Johann von Felden well deserved!

To celebrate the ICIS 🦋 @cytokinesociety.bsky.social #cytokines2023 meeting, Science Immunology has just published a free sample collection of recent research articles highlighting the critical role that #cytokines and #chemokines play in health & disease! science.org/content/page/f…

Regarding immune cells, we are 50% macrophages (based on cell mass) - I guess these cells are important!?😀 pnas.org/doi/full/10.10…

Congratulations Carsten!

Excited and relieved to share with you our microglia-sufficient brain organoid work just online nature nature.com/articles/s4158… IPSC-derived microglia reprogram them metabolically! And make them mature faster!

Dr. Paul Kubes, #QueensU’s new Canada Excellence Research Chair in Immunophysiology and Immunotherapy, recently spoke to the Queen's Gazette on real-time imaging, inflammation, and the body’s response to infections and injuries. To learn more, read the full interview here:

I am excited to announce that the Zindel Lab is hiring PhD students. Please feel free to PM me if you have questions. Otherwise: Apply or RT please! ohws.prospective.ch/public/v1/jobs…

1/ We are excited to report the discovery and mechanistic exploration of human AR complete CCR2 deficiency in Cell. Surprisingly, CCR2 deficiency underlies two narrow phenotypes: progressive polycystic lung disease and mycobacterial disease (sciencedirect.com/science/articl…).

Excited to share our new paper Science Magazine All credit goes to my (ex)team members Melissa Ng Immanuel Kwok #LeonardTan #Changming. Special thanks to Andrés Hidalgo, @realFlorentGinhoux and Renato Ostuni for their continuing support and friendship

Ready - set - go! jhep-reports.eu/article/S2589-… JHEP Reports #Livertwitter EASLnews

Notch signaling regulates macrophage-mediated inflammation in metaboli... sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Very happy to share our latest work on the spatio-temporal regulation of macrophage differentiation in MASH!

I’m delighted to share my postdoc work is now out in Science Immunology! We investigated the role of liver-resident macrophages, #Kupffercell, in newborn bacterial infections and their link to #sepsis and #meningitis, unveiling a surprising phenomenon. science.org/doi/epdf/10.11…

New research from kubeslab suggests that delayed migration of #Kupffer cells into the liver’s blood vessels increases susceptibility to bloodstream bacterial infections in #newborns. Bruna Araujo David Learn more in Science #Immunology: bit.ly/48yCqCz

In newborns, tiny traffic cops in the liver need a GPS to find their way to the bloodstream and protect against infections. Bruna Araujo David kubeslab Fernanda Vargas e Silva Castanheira Tamanna Yasmin Moritz Peiseler, MD Dr. Kathy McCoy @realFlorentGinhoux Seth Thomas Scanlon Science Immunology science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

I’m happy to share our latest work on tumour necrosis! During my time in the Mikala Egeblad lab, we found that tumour necrosis is not a passive phenomenon secondary to tumour growth, but an active phenomenon driven by neutrophils and NETs! Thread below: (1/13) nature.com/articles/s4158…