Our New: Going places -- us with Steve Baker @sfbkr.bsky.social (now @LoyolaStritch)
...how trafficking to and from #mitochondria can shape infection outcomes as part of @JVirology New Voices in Virology https://t.co/4qKD4ptlmb
https://t.co/HLXBlwBnuX @UTSWMedCenter@utswnews
A new/old SARS-CoV-2 paper for us is now in @NatureComms
https://t.co/zuyX89JnGx
We submitted first in 2023 and due to a variety of reasons, it is now out, in 2026.
The manuscript details our look into conserved SARS-CoV-2 Omicron mutations outside the receptor binding domain.
Our newest: Antiviral & inflammatory proteome is regulated by a logic timer imparted by #mitochondria activity...what if mitos. were not co-opted for "energy" but host defense?...implications for non-infectious diseases https://t.co/xC1LUCk5sw @biorxivpreprint#viruses#evolution
ONLINE NOW in @CellCellPress: @PeterLyLab has discovered large pieces of DNA can transfer directly between human cells & that DNA can persist, change how the recipient cell functions. Read more about this #relentlessdiscovery ⬇️ https://t.co/cmNRqAfXaR
The plot thickens...our thoughts on #mitochondria and metabolism during infection. TL;DR, Maybe sensing of mito. dysfunction evolved as an important signal to cue progression of immune states. @ASMicrobiology@mbiojournal
https://t.co/AAzRJZF0G4
Mitochondria do more than power cells; they shape antiviral immunity. This new #mBio mGem offers insights into metabolic rewiring during infection. https://t.co/oBSNmvqFOP #immunology#virology#mitochondria#immunometabolism
Switches: New..lots of protein-coding mRNAs encode #miRNA ..former Ph.D. student's last hurrah building on our #mitochondria C15orf48/miR-147b stuff https://t.co/OcRcivVXNZ
We’re delighted to invite the @UTSWMedCenter community to the Annual SURF & Amgen Scholars Research Symposium on August 6!
Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of our scholars and showcase the impactful research they’ve conducted this summer. @UTSWGradSchool @RTPatUTSW
Attending the Amgen Scholars North America Symposium was a rewarding & inspiring experience. The talent of the Amgen Scholars is truly spectacular. We thank @AmgenFoundation for their continued commitment to providing opportunities to our future scientific leaders. @UTSWMedCenter
Very proud to have our lab's first work published in @cellhostmicrobe!
In this work, we use functional metagenomics to find phage defenses from human and soil microbiomes!
Congrats to first author @luis840alberto !
https://t.co/qS2UMC7dBL
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Everything you wanted to know about oxidized lipids & immunity, in one review. We explain how oxidized lipids impact inflammation, dendritic cells, anti-tumor immunity and more.
Kudos to Joon Choi for his exceptional work.
@harvardmed@BostonChildrens
https://t.co/8J68zbKONa
Why do some genetic mutations devastate specific tissues while sparing others?
We explore this question in GGC repeat disorders, revealing a mechanism linking protein aggregation to tRNA splicing failure in the brain.
🧵 on our new paper in Science:
🔗 https://t.co/a9rB53kRoS
Newest: Virologs mark #RNA metabolism as an evolutionary battleground during infection - Collaboration w/Chris Sullivan & Kayla Szymanik @PLOSPathogens https://t.co/iY0b8tVzfX
Happy to share our latest preprint from 1st author & @IGGPenn PhD student @vazquez_marrero on how GM-CSF potentiates cytokine production in human monocytes during bacterial infection! Congrats to Victor, his undergrad mentees Allyson Lu & @DreslerMV, & postdoc @mikelhaggadone!
(1/6) Our new paper is out (OA): Host species-specific activity of the poxvirus PKR inhibitors E3 and K3 mediate host range function | Journal of Virology https://t.co/SaslNxxfbF
It took 15 years from our initial discovery that human and mouse PKR were sensitive, whereas ...