@jitcancer 🙏 Huge thanks to my co-first author Bruno L. Cadilha, my PhD supervisor @LM_Koenig , all co-authors, and the Cancer Vaccine Lab at @KlinPharm
#InterferonPower! Thrilled for our latest work @CellCellPress! With @dfrboehmer, we dug into tons of papers & created what we hope will be a go-to resource for immunologists & non-immunologist about type I, II, III (& IV😉) #interferons! Free link 👉 https://t.co/gYwGir0npB
Immensely honored and excited to share our new review on all things Interferons out now in @CellCellPress. Grateful to the brilliant & inspiring @Lo_Zanzi for the chance to contribute!
Check it out: https://t.co/Okexbjqcw2
#InterferonPower@harvardmed@BostonChildrens
I’m very excited to share our first preprint “Structural Basis for OAS2 Regulation and its Antiviral Function” from my postdoc together with Veronika Merold (Vroni) from NTase lab with @OliveiraMann https://t.co/0eHkGHDQ4c
Happy to share the first preprint from my lab by @BekereIndra and Veronika Merold! We solved the cryo-EM structure of the RNA immune sensor OAS2 and revealed how dimerization and subcellular localization regulate its activity!
Check out Indra’s thread for a summary:
We are thrilled that our study on PGE2-mediated impairment of TCF1+ stem-like CD8+ T cell responses in cancer, with (twitterless) Sebastian Lacher as first author, is now published @Nature! 👇 a short 🧵 below!
https://t.co/yxHgMZXS3Y
Humbled by the intellectual rigor and diversity at #NeurIPS2023. Engaging with an array of brilliant minds has broadened my understanding of AI and inspired insights into its impactful applications in biology. Being part of this vibrant community is truly an enriching experience.
Thrilled to introduce our latest research at the upcoming #NeurIPS DGM4H workshop this December: “flowVI: Flow Cytometry Variational Inference” 🥳👨💻🧬. Many thanks to @fabian_theis@LM_Koenig@adilmeric12@HelmholtzMunich. Dive into our full paper 📰: https://t.co/zwW7iYPEwD
Targeting innate immune pathways for cancer #immunotherapy: Innate immune pathways are commonly discussed targets of cancer immunotherapy. Cao & Kagan review the state of this rapidly advancing field of study. They introduce the concept that five key innate immune activities in DCs are needed to stimulate durable T cell-mediated anti-tumor immunity. https://t.co/KbvzluZUMo