@AdrianoAguzzi Sorry for asking so bluntly....what kind of patients? Will you have data on exposure to erythrocyte transfusions? :) If yes, there would be a few interesting hypotheses to test!
Thanks to @CUAnschutz News for the highlight of our recent paper on the genetic and biological determinants of (red blood cell) glycolysis @Cell_Metabolism!
Special thanks to the blood donors, @AABB @nih_nhlbi @vitalant@jacksonlab and all collaborators!
https://t.co/Nqncbeg00V
What do RBCs without mitochondria do with carnitine? Now out in @BloodJournal. I am finally ready to share the backstory behind this article. It's a story on how we keep reinventing the wheel, and how "old school" biochemistry freaking rocks! https://t.co/qmRpYkHF4v
Really happy to share our newest work on the gut brain axis in extremely premature infants with brain injury. Potential microbial therapeutic targets? Hopefully more to come! @ben_warth@DavidBerry44@MedUni_Wien
"Enhancing microbiome research in sub-Saharan Africa"
Read more in @TrendsMicrobiol
https://t.co/ic83Wv5rKi
Kolawole Ayeni, David Berry, @ChibunduEzekiel, & @ben_warth
New Research: Transcriptomic analysis identifies lactoferrin-induced quiescent circuits in neonatal macrophages: Introduction
Upon birth, a hitherto naïve immune system is confronted with a plethora of microbial antigens due to intestinal… #immunology https://t.co/4CU2rQWW0m
Our newest publication just came out today! 🥳🥳
Using bioinformatic techniques we discovered that human lactoferrin, a glycoprotein highly abundant in human breast milk, induces anergy towards bacterial antigens in neonatal macrophages!
@WisgrillL@FrontImmunol
@karlnehammer "Extrem ist, .... wenn man sich über die Regeln und Gesetze hinwegsetzt." - und das von einem ÖVP-Kanzler. Kann man sich nicht ausdenken haha
@ingomar_gutmann FFP-2 Maske hilft! Kenne einige KollegInnen die seit Beginn der Maskenpflicht in der Pandemie aufs Maske tragen bei RNA-Isolationen schwören!
Our “epigenetic zoo” is finally published! DNA methylation profiles for 580 animal species and 2443 tissue samples provide an evolutionary perspective on the epigenome.
Full paper: https://t.co/0QYIYXJRn6 (open access) #epigenome#evolution#crossspecies#epigenetics [1/9]
Fascinating timelapse of a salamander growing from a single cell, into a complete, complex living organism over three weeks.
Credit: Jan van IJken
https://t.co/Wp4UoToxbL