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We are happy to announce our newest publication in Science Immunology! In this article headed by Dr. Stephanie Jost, we dive into the role of the NKG2/HLA-E axis in antigen-specific NK cells https://t.co/aonkJ05eA4
Early view of the latest publication from Sho Sugawara, Ph.D. in @PLOSPathogens, delineating unique #NKCell signaling perturbations specific to #lentiviral infections, resulting in their dysfunction. #SIV#HIV#CD16
https://t.co/nGObakswv5
💡ED BOARD SPOTLIGHT!💡
Today we focus on Dr. Keith Reeves! His #research centers on cutting edge approaches to harness NK cells in the context of vaccines & antiviral therapeutics for HIV, CMV, HCV, influenza & SARSCoV2 #Aging_Cell
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https://t.co/O7fn1l2kQf
A recent publication in Aids Research and Human Retroviruses by DICI's @KyleKroll@GriffinWoolley and others detailing a multiplex analysis of cytokines and chemokines in persons aging with or without HIV
https://t.co/rwpfKl7Ggk
A recent publication in #JVirology from our group, wherein we performed systemic #NK cell depletion prior to #SIV challenge to investigate the role of NK cells in #lentivirus#transmission and #replication.
https://t.co/FBQO9VQiKM
ICYMI: To mark #WorldAIDSDay, AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses are providing complimentary access to some of our recent Top Read articles. To view these articles, or submit your own manuscript, follow the link below:
https://t.co/8GJrfJyGtp
Dr. Sho Sugawara and Dr. C Sabrina Tan both presented at the 23rd #Kumamoto#AIDS Seminar! Sho presented his multiplex #NK cell signaling assay. More details on the seminar website: https://t.co/a2EEsr3m1l
ICYMI: Some of our own gave excellent talks at the 39th Annual Symposium on #NHP Models for #AIDS in Portland OR last month! @DoctorCee2020, Dr. Sho Sugawara, and Dr. Sabrina Tan
Article Spotlight: Published in collaboration with the @ndhlovulab. Herein, we discuss comprehensive analyses of people aging with and without #HIV to determine age-related #NK phenotypic changes. https://t.co/yy8fbkhvKR
Since 2017, Translating Duke Health has capitalized on the collective strengths of @DukeHealth to address major health challenges and improve treatments and prevention strategies. See how our efforts have contributed to controlling the #immune system here:
https://t.co/5aAUMxSsdW
Article Spotlight: Published in collaboration with the @NicholeKlatt lab. BV-associated #bacteria induce #neutrophil activation and increase lifespan, potentially causing accumulation in the FRT and epithelial barrier damage.
https://t.co/nw4N0Xs8oC
Excited to announce that @DukeSurgery and @TheDHVI have received a grant from @NIAIDFunding for #HIV vaccine research that could total $25.9 million with full funding over five years! More details in the link below:
https://t.co/6eue3vvaLC
The Reeves Lab is also looking for a Lab Research Analyst II / Immunology Lab Manager. If you have experience operating highly technical laboratory instruments and wish to conduct original immunology experiments, please see our job listing here.
https://t.co/Brm9svMTep
The Reeves Lab, now of the Division of Innate and Comparative Immunology at Duke University, has an opening for a postdoctoral fellow. If you are a recent PhD with a passion for immunology and experience in flow cytometry, please see our job listing here https://t.co/Ro0200NBZ6
Rhianna Jones and Dr. Cordelia Manickam in Dr. Keith Reeves' lab (@ReevesLabNK) analyzed the #granulocyte compartment in mucosal and lymphoid tissues of #lentivirus-infected macaques. This gave them insight into immune modulation and viral replication.
👉 https://t.co/yLa4zU0uuT