"This is why non-immunologists hate immunologists..." The fantastic @EJohnWherry explains the basics of cancer immunology with a focus on T cells in his beautiful and extremely clear lecture @AACR#AACR22. I really recommend watching it, it's a gem - both in content and delivery.
A study in @NatImmunol shows that immune responses to SARS-CoV-2 are higher in children, retained for 12 months or longer and can neutralize Alpha, Beta and Delta variants. https://t.co/d6Nmj0nCKv
SARS-CoV-2 infection is milder in children. Dowell et al. show that immune responses are higher in children, retained for 12 months or longer and can neutralize Alpha, Beta and Delta variants. https://t.co/qCJLiAP5Ij & see the Research Briefing https://t.co/gQTi6B7iLU
Our second paper is now out in pre-print!
https://t.co/waYjf9Owhp
Prior SARS-CoV-2 infection increases strength and quality of immune response in double vaccinated care home staff and residents, reveals study https://t.co/rgEd8y2Z0K via @unibirmingham
The contribution of T cells to the SARS-CoV-2 response remains an important and unresolved question. Moss and colleagues examine T cell and antibody kinetics in a large cohort of patients with COVID-19 and find robust and durable T cell responses https://t.co/j8fkfet9uc
What is an RNA #vaccine? 🤔
The Pfizer-BioNTech #COVID19 vaccine uses this type of technology to train the immune system
Our new infographic explains how this type of vaccine works. You can download & share it to help strengthen public understanding 👉https://t.co/jpOjBsJeu7
Cellular (T cell) immunity to #SARSCoV2 is likely to be present within most adults six months after primary infection, suggests a new pre-print released today by #UKCIC and Public Health England (@unibirmingham @PHE_uk @ManchesterCRF)
https://t.co/4beRpy1bvF 1/🧵