Exciting new work in @ScienceMagazine from @teammucosal investigator Greg Sonnenberg @WeillCornell and collaborators revealing an iron sequestration function of conventional dendritic cells to promote healing of the gut mucosa https://t.co/5IwZwHC0Xh
Exciting paper in @CellCellPress from @TeamMucosal investigator Michael Shiloh @UTSWNews discovering a mycobacterial mechanism for triggering cough, likely mediating its own release from the airway mucosa.
https://t.co/ES5wXOPrh1
Exciting back to back publications in @SciImmunology from @TeamMucosal investigators Greg Sonnenberg @WeillCornell and Marco Colonna @WUSTLmed each linking the circadian rhythm to ILC3 homeostasis in the gut https://t.co/MTtzf06L3N
Nice work in @NatureComms from @TeamMucosal and @pennvet investigator D'Broski Herbert demonstrating that TFF3-LINGO2 interactions modulate wound healing and helminth immunity https://t.co/ayc3cumgM4
The development of ALS may be modulated by the gut microbiome, according to a Nature report. The study is the first known report of a functional link between the microbiome and the neurodegenerative disease. https://t.co/7dZo7wKoa9
The Nlrp6 inflammasome is not required for baseline colonic inner mucus layer formation or function https://t.co/8WASVag1lS - read more from Joana K. Volk ... George M.H. Birchenough
Just out in @eLife, MIST investigators Tom Hannan and Scott Hultgren @hultgrenlab@WUSTLmed and collaborators @broadinstitute reveal mechanisms of trained immunity at the urinary tract mucosa https://t.co/3T9ZUzDtuI https://t.co/zKhEhlshp5
Hot off the presses, Greg Sonnenberg’s paper in Nature on the role of innate lymphoid cell production of interleukin-2 in maintaining immunologic homeostasis in the gut.
https://t.co/ukY7fzQbVH
Check out Marco Colonna’s paper in Cell on the developmental programs mediating NK cell identity.
Gene Regulatory Programs Conferring Phenotypic Identities to Human NK Cells https://t.co/Gkgw6GNKEA
Dr. Knoop, @kathrynated Instructor in Gastroenterology @wustlmed, received a MIST Scholar Award to understand how breastmilk protects against gut-residing pathogens translocating resulting in bloodstream infections in early life. Congratulations Dr. Knoop!
Dr. Pelaseyed @thaher, Wenner-Gren Research Fellow at @uniofgothenburg received a MIST scholar award to determine how surface glycoproteins called transmembrane mucins help epithelial cells sense the gut microbiota. Check out his lab page for details. https://t.co/Q3d4vrrDjj
Dr. Ellebedy, Asst. Prof. of Pathology & Immunology @WUSTLnews received a MIST scholar award to define the origin, functional capacity and long-term fate of lung resident memory B cells during influenza virus infection.
https://t.co/nQMlnD4tov
Nice work from MIST member @HultgrenLab on the roles of bacterial strain diversity and adaptive immunity in mouse susceptibility to E. coli bladder infection.
Featured research from O'Brien and colleagues @WUSTLmed
Whether a #uti recurs may depend on the bacterial strain 🦠
https://t.co/aqbffRp0v3
https://t.co/J9I5Fz5WsN
The MIST consortium is thrilled to announce the MIST Scholar Awardees in Mucosal Immunity! Each outstanding scientist will be highlighted in the coming weeks, so stay tuned.
https://t.co/kKcQ21oM5V