@TCellTracker

@tcelltracker

Skin & chemokine . I study T cell migration & function in autoimmune disease & cancer . Love to ! Also:

Joined May 2019

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    Jan 23

    It's out! Our JAKi study for inflammatory skin fibrosis! Awesome collaboration with and all the authors not yet on Twitter!

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    Jan 28
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    We set fiscal year NIAID Paylines as follows: ● R01 (non-new PIs): 14 percentile ● R01 (new PIs): 18 percentile ● R03: 31 overall impact score ● R21: 31 overall impact score Check our full list:

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    Wonderful study. A novel strategy of neutrophils to reduce inflammation by depleting protein stores.

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    Jan 26

    A on ANA, for non-immunologists. As a medical student, I was taught ANA = lupus. As a resident, I was taught ANA = red herring. As a fellow, I have learned ANA can mean nothing or something, but if you miss the something, it could be bad. So what is that something?

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    Jan 27

    "Is Local Production of Autoantibodies in Skin Lesions Relevant in Pemphigus?" A commentary by Hisashi Nomura & Masayuki Amagai

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    Jan 24

    Can a T cell form two synapses simultaneously? The answer is yes!

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    Jan 25

    Haven't seen this before? Worth reading now. The 3% of 'scientific' papers which challenge climate change all have serious errors, including cherry picking the data, and when reanalysed support climate change. A compelling case for open science! via

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    New supplement to support K awardees during research disruptions due to life events (childbirth, adoption, caregiving). Receive up to $50K (!) for flexible use including tech support, sequencing etc. . Pls retweet and take poll below:

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    Jan 23

    Ever shattered an orange using liquid nitrogen? That's how we get DNA out of ticks in our new article

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    Jan 24

    Nice case report on using single cell RNA sequencing to inform JAK inhibitor therapy selection for DRESS syndrome by Kim et al from Nagao lab. (Our team is using this technology to study !)

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    So, Katharine Hayhoe is a legend. Science is science. And this interesting addition to the debate: “There is no cohesive, consistent alternative theory to human-caused global warming,”

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    Temps in California's Mojave Desert can climb above 120 degrees Fahrenheit. These 400 silvered glass panels, tucked into the western edge of that hot, hot desert, are there to generate heat 15 times that amount. And, ideally, to help cool the planet too.

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    CEPI to fund three programmes to develop vaccines against the novel coronavirus, nCoV-2019 – CEPI

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    Jan 23

    Reptilian tissues can be grown as . See paper by Yorick Post et al in today. Snake gland produce a full complement of toxins. Step towards improved treatment of , known to kill 100,000 people yearly?

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    Jan 23

    Mutation position is an important determinant for predicting cancer neoantigens by Aude-Hélène Capietto, Lélia Delamarre, and colleagues

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    Jan 23

    Teach them young 😉 Stop

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    Jan 23

    While most individuals have stable immune systems, the degree of longitudinal variability is an individual feature with most variability in the absence of overt infections aligning with markers of poor metabolic health.

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    Jan 22

    We have not only lost a brilliant scientist but also an extraordinary friend. Wendy Havran 1955-2020

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    Jan 15

    Thanks for tweeting out our article. Necrobiotic xanthogranuloma should be recognized by as a “monoclonal gammopathy of cutaneous significance” and often the paraprotein needs to be treated.

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    Jan 23

    A Nature paper reports stress can cause hair to turn grey in rodents by triggering the depletion of pigment-forming stem cells in hair follicles. This effect seems to be driven by activation of the sympathetic nervous system, contrary to previous theories.

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