benroediger

Skin Inflammation Researcher. Industrial scientist. Views are my own.

[benroediger @benroediger]

As if you need more reason to keep an eye out for MKPV in your mouse colony, even if they are immuno-sufficient. If you work on CKD beware. https://t.co/rNxToHx4xh

[benroediger @benroediger]

Methylglyoxal Autoimmunity: A Hidden Link in HS and Associated Diseases? https://t.co/7e4gOaInds

[benroediger @benroediger]

Very excited to share our recent paper describing the disease association of anti-CEL autoantibodies in patients with #HidradenitisSuppurativa, in @theJIDJournal. @NovartisScience #NIBR #dermscience https://t.co/ZcIhAUy3eM

[Hai Qi @Qi_Tsinghua]

Our first paper chasing long-lived plasma cells is out in @NatImmunol
https://t.co/vi3KVmXvnw

[TangyeLab @Tangye_Lab]

In our latest paper, in @SciImmunology, led by @ryangrui from @casanova_lab, we determine the consequences of Tbet deficiency on B cells humoral immunity in humans.
https://t.co/DMXEGDdKrP

[Christoph Schlapbach @c_schlapbach]

A summary of what we can learn about both inflammatory skin disease and cutaneous t cell lymphoma by systematically comapring the two disease groups:
#ctcl #inflammatoryskindisease
https://t.co/hhiyZQDzoy

[Kirstin Ferguson @kirstinferguson]

The clever people at @NASA have created this deceptively simple yet highly effective data visualisation showing monthly global temperatures between 1880-2021. Watch until the end...

Learn more here - https://t.co/yvLKEgcIZ7

#ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #climate

[Michael Hickey @MHickey_IVM]

If you're interested in what in vivo imaging has taught us about immune cell behaviour in the kidney, take a look at this review with @KitchingLab in @NatRevNeph. Great fun putting it together 👍.

[benroediger @benroediger]

@GaetanBurgio I really enjoyed that article:
“People love to hate big pharma, but these people are so smart…they don’t care how many committees you are on, how many papers you have… What counts is that you have a product that has an effect.”

[George Takei @GeorgeTakei]

Oh myyy, quite impressive how advanced their moves are getting. What do you think, friends: creepy or cool?

[benroediger @benroediger]

@ElinorHortle That would be the great Stephen Galli @StanfordMed! It is cute. The first MC-deficient mouse with an intact Kit gene. Hello Kitty :-)

[Lugli Lab @luglilab]

Very nice work by ⁦@LMackayLab⁩ and colleagues showing that tissue microenvironments instruct diversity in resident memory T cell function and plasticity | Nature Immunology. Cool role of TGF-b! https://t.co/rG753hDHP0

[Emily Mitchell @Emily_LMitchell]

What happens to our blood as we get older? I am very excited to share our preprint and key findings below
https://t.co/tbD0CfAmUj

[benroediger @benroediger]

@jodieingles27 My goodness do I not miss this period. Just reading the comments makes me feel queasy. Good luck all!

[Annabel Crabb @annabelcrabb]

Having experienced sheep management at ground level I am amazed at how soothing it appears from the air. This is the best thing ever.

[Mark Humphries @markhumphries]

The India Travel Ban: Behind the Scenes

[Robert Saxton @rsaxton_]

Very happy to share our work on IL-22 out today in @ImmunityCP! We used structure-based engineering to develop IL-22R agonists that elicit both biased STAT activation AND tissue selectivity, promoting tissue protection without inducing inflammation.
https://t.co/q80cKdDpKb

[Prof Mark D Gorrell @GorrellProf]

Delighted to publish our latest work @CentenaryInst showing lack of DPP9 is likely lethal in #human. Also, rise in all #DPP4 family enzymes link to death @liver_cancer

[benroediger @benroediger]

Our latest kidney parvovirus paper, now up on BioRxiv: Chaphamaparvovirus Antigen and Nucleic Acids are not Detected in Kidney Tissues from Cats with Chronic Renal Disease or Immunosuppressive Diseases. @chrisjolly64 #Chapparvovirus https://t.co/uzsIX3dU6Q

[benroediger @benroediger]

@jodieingles27 I never did. I figured that if the reviewer wants to know that, they can look you up in Google Scholar. And if they don't care to know it, you do yourself no favours by including it. Agree with the above though that it shouldn't be a deciding factor.