The Kubes Lab specializes in intravital microscopy to understand immune responses during infection, inflammation, and injury.
Calgary, Alberta
Joined April 2017
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Great abstracts submitted to #PeritonealSummit resulting in an awesome final program: peritoneal-summit.com/progra….
Registration open until December 15th. Only few spots left!
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@Kubes_Lab uses cool imaging techniques to follow immune cells in the gut! "Leader" immune cells guide "follower" immune cells and both are needed to promote healing in the gut.🔬👨🏼🔬 #IBDminds2024 – at Toronto, Ontario
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Today was an incredible @SciLifeLabPrize Symposium where I shared some of my PhD work highlighted in my essay. Also learned so much about sleep in seals, single molecule imaging in the nucleus, molecular glue degraders, and parasites on the verge of extinction!
@ScienceMagazine – at Stockholm, Sweden
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You have a PhD in Immunology? I am looking for a talented postdoc to conduct cutting-edge project on GATA6 macrophages in scarring. Intravital microscopy, novel transgenic mouse systems, scRNA/ATAC Seq. Great collaborators: @Kubes_Lab @IngeKHerrmann
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Dr. Paul Kubes, PhD, was elected a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Science (CAHS) this week in recognition of his contributions to advancing health sciences in Canada. Kubes is a world leader in the field of immunity and inflammation. bit.ly/463oXQU
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Huge Congratulations to my amazing PhD student @JosefienHommes for winning the Achievers in Medical Science Doctoral Scholarship @SnyderTrainee @SnyderInstitute @Kubes_Lab @UCalgaryMed
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Looking forward to our in-person @SnyderInstitute trainee research day!
Check out the poster and presentation from @Kubes_Lab by @Wendy_Zhang1023 and @HommesJosefien!
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Join us Oct. 8 for the Gairdner Symposium 2021, Chronic Inflammation Symposium II: Inflammation, Resolution & Treatment. This virtual symposium will feature 4 sessions with educational & engaging presentations from over ten expert speakers. Register today!bit.ly/3AXtPrj
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Thank you to @Kubes_Lab (science.sciencemag.org/conte…), @Britta_in_Bern (doi.org/10.1038/d41586-021-0…), Laurie A. Dempsey @NatImmunol (nature.com/articles/s41590-0…) and Sian Lewis @NatRevNeurosci (nature.com/articles/s41583-0…) for all the thoughtful commentaries on our recent publication!
Thrilled to share our new paper out in @Science on the origins of meningeal B cells in the brain! 🧠
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Now in @ScienceMagazine: @kipnislab & @TheColonnaLab report dura mater surrounding #CNS is furnished with dedicated #ImmuneCell pop. by neigboring #BoneMarrow niches!
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w/ a PS by Nguyen & @Kubes_Lab:
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Impressive data and imaging abut microglia response to injury by @Kubes_Lab #ISTH2021
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Neutrophils, key to our immune system, work hard to prevent infection from spreading. They're also known to die quickly after battle. Dr. Paul Kubes (@SnyderInstitute) & his team @Kubes_Lab are exploring where neutrophils land, & discover they may live longer than first thought.
Neutrophils – the most abundant type of white blood cell – are often considered uninteresting, almost absurdly common. But #UCalgaryMed’s @Kubes_Lab says they’re more like super-soldiers. More on why neutrophils may be the immune system’s weirdest weapon: ow.ly/FuRP50FdSlR
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Congrats to @SnyderInstitute members Drs. Daniel Muruve, Paul Kubes & Braedon McDonald & their research team on receiving a CIHR team grant to study the mechanisms of inflammation in the lungs & kidneys, and ways to prevent organ injury in patients. bit.ly/3jqGltr
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#everycell is an #immunecell! Enjoy our #preview @ImmunityCP of the fantastic work @NoursharghLab on #inflammaging, #endothelial cells & #neutrophils. Fun to discuss it in light of @AndrsHidalgo16 @Kubes_Lab @RMedzhitov @XuZhouLab @RuthFranklinLab findings authors.elsevier.com/a/1dO%7… – at Bormio, Lombardy
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#ICYMI_JI from @aniabogoslowski @Masopust_Vezys @Kubes_Lab | Presence of #neutrophils in the #lymphnodes at steady state have the capacity to recirculate via #L-selectin and high endothelial venules @UCalgary #ReadTheJI #immunology #FreetoRead ow.ly/P3pN50EHJyx
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New research shows that #macrophages in the body cavity form platelet-like clots in response to tissue injury. Inhibiting receptors that allow macrophages to migrate might prevent the formation of adhesions, a possible surgical complication. @Kubes_Lab ow.ly/gr4r50DTezC
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#Evolution & #immunology never finish to amaze! @Kubes_Lab identified #primordial #GATA6 #macrophages that #aggregate and mirror #platelet functions during peritoneal #sterile #injury! F A N T A S T I C !! @ScienceMagazine science.sciencemag.org/conte…
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New study led by #UCalgaryMed's Dr. Paul Kubes, PhD, makes the cover of @ScienceMagazine! In collaboration with @unibern scientists, the research team examines the cause of excess post-surgical scarring caused by macrophages. @SnyderInstitute
“Social distancing:” nature’s natural response to infectious disease, how eyeless roundworms “see” color, and migrating macrophages.
📕 Read the latest in Science: fcld.ly/m76c9hk
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Study from Drs. Bhat @UHN & Kubes @UCalgary reveals why the immunosuppressant tacrolimus (used to prevent organ rejection) increases the risk of bacterial infection & lays the foundation for strategies to prevent this side effect > uhnresearch.ca/news/unravell… dx.doi.org/10.1002/hep.31499
