Very excited to say our paper exploring CD56neg NK cells has been published! Through a combination of meta-analysis, and both CyTOF and scRNAseq datasets, we investigate this unique population of NK cells linked to HIV-1 and other chronic virus infections https://t.co/fR6fgSZ4Z3
New paper with @PN0rmski, Gabriel Santpere, @ArcadiNavarro, and @MarcoTelford. Does peptide-specific immune recognition shape herpesvirus protein diversity?
https://t.co/bGyDXbc2Qa
Our latest release from @DjaoudZ 'Dimorphism in the TCRγ-chain repertoire defines 2 types of human immunity to Epstein-Barr virus' https://t.co/mhHNr3PgS0
Here’s our new paper — On genetic diversity in the human immune system — five years of research, led by postdoc @pippa_kennedy, and many collaborators. In @scisignal https://t.co/Mum7h0SgZG
Altfeld and colleagues identify the NK cell receptor NKp44 as directly interacting with the class II HLA-DP in a partially peptide-dependent manner and with functional consequences for NK cell activity https://t.co/hK4eT0QcLC
Report from the Eleventh Killer Immunoglobulin-like Receptor (KIR) Workshop: novel insights on KIR polymorphism, ligand recognition, expression and f... - PubMed - NCBI
Hoping to attend the next one in 2020, hosted by @PN0rmski https://t.co/5UlK43tJwq
Our new perspective on the exciting research from @mjwsim and others, an encouraging step for identifying orphan KIR ligands and a role for NK cells in defense against bacterial infection.
Review on how population genetics can greatly inform questions in human immunology @CellCellPress, see https://t.co/0JT3jsn1Xl... and a great Cell's 2019 Special Issue: Unraveling the Human Genome! See https://t.co/enccsIJM81
Our latest paper in collaboration with @PN0rmski and others out now, KIR and HLA class I diversity in Sub saharan African populations, 28 novel KIR alleles but surprisingly no new HLA alleles https://t.co/VYO5RAS4n3
Super excited to see our paper finally out today @PNAS! A specific amino acid motif of HLA-DRB1 mediates risk and interacts with smoking history in Parkinson’s disease https://t.co/ljnTyZ10lM
Our new review with Dr Emily Wroblewski is out now, studying Hominid species to understand 'the evolutionary dance between two cooperating systems of MHC class I and NK cell receptors'
https://t.co/lJagLvM74V
@WUSTLbioanthro
1/x. NK cell education is tightly linked to remodelling of the lysosomal compartment. Educated NK cells carry a greater cytotoxic payload in large dense-core secretory lysosomes (See T shirt). https://t.co/nzGeR4MDZo @jodegoodridge @CIM_Sweden @UiO_LifeSci @NatureComms
Thanks to Christina Tato @chanzuck biohub for very nice highlight of my 2013 CyTOF study with @ParhamLab and Catherine Blish published @NatRevImmunol. 1st report of human NK cells by CyTOF.
https://t.co/8z4xOUVVqv