“Our study establishes that the hundreds of bacterial species that are rare or missing in industrialized microbiomes were ancient companions of ours as we migrated around the globe, likely passed from generation to generation for millennia,” said Justin Sonnenburg, PhD, a professor of microbiology and immunology at Stanford Medicine. https://t.co/ksUrr9ilZn
Salm, Lopez, Kubes et al. @UCalgary@queensu reveal that peritoneal #mastcells, activated by sensory neurons, extend #cytonemes that hand off extracellular condensate to neighboring #macrophages, driving rapid aggregation & a repair phenotype. https://t.co/hmRbiOglne
Out today in @JExpMed: sensory nerves activate peritoneal mast cells, which extend 100 µm cytonemes to hand extracellular condensates to macrophages — driving aggregation and repair at abdominal injuries. With @MonicaAidaLopez, @Kubes_Lab & a wonderful team 🧵
Big breakthroughs in brain and mental health start with fundamental discovery.
Dr. Mats Ambrozkiewicz studies how the brain develops at the molecular level, focusing on how protein signaling pathways help guide the precise timing of brain development. https://t.co/hBlAYXwqse
🎉 Thrilled to share that our work has just been published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation!
"Peritoneal macrophages regulate distal wound healing via endocrine release of plasma fibronectin" 👉 https://t.co/7GD6Fuw1Qn
Introducing the 2026 Canada Gairdner Award laureates! / Présentation des lauréats des Prix Canada Gairdner 2026
Learn more: https://t.co/pgumLxPM3O
En savoir plus : https://t.co/Haxou3j9rm
#2026GairdnerAwards
Congratulations to Aaron Phillips, recipient of the 2026 Peter Gilgan Canada Gairdner Momentum Award.
Full bio: https://t.co/I6j5RrYCla
#2026GairdnerAwards
Congratulations to John R. Yates III, Ruedi Aebersold and Matthias Mann, recipients of the 2026 Canada Gairdner International Award.
Prof. Yates: https://t.co/xI4kYWdMOI
Prof. Aebersold: https://t.co/d7rDur311v
Prof. Mann: https://t.co/4eNe1KYqiO
#2026GairdnerAwards
🍁🔬 Canada’s top health research funder increased overall investments by 22% since 2017
💰⬇️ Arthritis-specific research funding has dropped 40% — receiving just 1.23% of its budget
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Arthritis breakthroughs are at risk — unless we invest now. 🔬
Arthritis affects more Canadians than diabetes, heart disease, cancer, stroke, and dementia combined — yet research funding is declining. 📉
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We were proud to take part in the AUS‑CAN Symposium in partnership with @TheDohertyInst, @TheFlorey, @HotchkissBrain. The symposium fostered exciting international collaboration at the intersection of neuroscience and microbiology. Here's to continued partnership and discovery!