Our (@drjccruz and myself) recent work has been published in @NatureNeuro! https://t.co/XfppXCRnGY
Our paper uncovers a new route of CSF outflow into the skull marrow. CSF travels through skull channels that link the link the surface of the brain to the marrow cavity... (1/4)
I am excited to share our latest research on the arachnoid barrier, a crucial yet poorly understood structure that partitions the CNS and the dura, out today @Nature. We discovered that gaps in this barrier allow communication between the CNS and the dura. https://t.co/tP4TIc986A
Thrilled to share our exciting discovery on the hub role of the nasopharyngeal lymphatic plexus/cervical lymphatics in CSF drainage. We could control CSF drainage by stimulating the cervical lymphatics outside of skull.
https://t.co/3CEQJ2sLnm
✨#ImmuneDictionary✨is out today in @Nature!
Paper https://t.co/XY47lyphjU
Software https://t.co/duoWWcBmTj
We created scRNA-seq dictionary of 17+ immune cell types responding to 86 cytokines in vivo, discovered the immune system is far more complex than previously known 1/
We have a post-doc position available on neutrophil trafficking in ageing. Please get in touch if you love neutrophils, vascular biology, and cool imaging! Thanks for all the RTs too:
https://t.co/rdPbPgTpdG
We are thrilled to share the first publication from the McAlpine lab! Out today in @ImmunityCP.
“Interleukin-3 coordinates glial-peripheral immune crosstalk to incite multiple sclerosis”
@IcahnMountSinai@SinaiHeartBlood@SinaiBrain
https://t.co/WlWY1fFRa9
happy to share our work examining the immune response in the spinal cord parenchyma and meninges after contusion and how these are impacted in aging. thank you to all the coauthors especially @jonykipnis and @JasminHerz1 for the support and guidance! https://t.co/7PkJevdcPz
Unusual lymphatics are extensively distributed in the nasal submucosa for immune surveillance, which can be simulated for establishing nasal mucosal immunity against virus infections such as SARS-CoV2
https://t.co/Swnuej63I9
Congrats to @felipe_pinh0 and co-authors on our recent work, now out in @Nature!
We show that pathogens talk directly to nociceptor neurons to hijack CGRP-RAMP1 signaling, and alter the course of bacterial meningitis. Well done everyone!
https://t.co/FhsSmfjzaa
The Big BAM Theory...in the paper @ImmunityCP by Simone, we described the Crybb1-Cre line, which recombines embryonic-derived brain macrophages. Using this line we showed that microglia require SMAD4 for development, whereas BAMs do not.
https://t.co/N6eRzhAw4q