🆕Article in press❕
Gut microbiota promote #liverregeneration through hepatic membrane phospholipid biosynthesis
Read it here👉https://t.co/BILxoEVwLq
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Recruitment for doctoral candidates for our 2nd funding phase starts now! The list of open #PhDposition s will grow in the next weeks so make sure to check our site: https://t.co/6vjEMLmBES
"Microbiome Connects" - doctoral students from north (DFG Research Unit miTarget) and south (CRC1371) met last week for scientific exchange! Special thanks to @AnnaSichler Magdalena Unterer and @ValentinaBrunn for organizing the event! #microbiome#networking#PhDlife#science
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Tadaaa... my data at the poster presentation at the annual meeting of the @crc1371. Gained nice ideas for further experiments and good feedback. 👍
#microbiota#cancer#research#phdlife
@crc1371 Great seeing the progress of projects. Discussing and seeing each other in person is such a great opportunity! Thank you to everyone who has been involved in the organization of the event.
Thank you to all the participants for the lively discussion. In my opinion, we should host more talks with people talking about their profession and career path.
I‘m so excited to finally see the Career Day of the @crc1371 take place today. Looking forward to hearing some fascinating talks and gaining insights into different career paths. A big thank you to the speakers of @BioM_Munich@GSK@Roche and @mmobermeier
We are proud to share:
The Colorectal Cancer Lipidome: Identification of a Robust Tumor-Specific Lipid Species Signature https://t.co/9yJnbL805X
Congrats to KP Janssen @flanierraupe, S Zeissig, J Plagge, @AnnaSichler and J Ecker from #CRC1371@TU_Muenchen@LipidomicsRgb
Fascinating talk by Lukas Mager about inosine and immune checkpoint blockade.
Many thanks to @ValentinaBrunn for co-organizing this talk and to the @crc1371 for the platform.
If you want to read more about the topic:
DOI: 10.1126/science.abc3421
@Jarosch_S @jonasschluter@crc1371 Thank you for organizing Sebastian. It was a fantastic talk by Ph.D. Schluter. His views of the microbiota as an ecosystem primary to protect their growth was a good reminder that the effects of the microbes on the host are probably side effects of the fight for survival.