Our video article on building your own macrophage-tumor spheroid co-invasion assay is ready to be launched 🚀
review.jove.com/de/v/202539/…
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🚨 Save the date! 🚨
We're thrilled to announce our International Symposium on Cell & Structural Biology of Host-Pathogen Interaction
📅 Sept 10-12, 2025
📍 @CssbHamburg
🗓️ Abstract submission opens Dec 1, 2024. Registration starts soon
For more info:
humansandmicrobes2025.de/
Congratulations to our lab member Sven Hey for a superior disputation on MT1-MMP recycling in macrophages🧑🎓
Great news: the next meeting of the Invadosome Consortium (9th in this series) will take place in Vancouver, Canada, Oct. 01-04, 2024
Organizers: Karla Williams and Michael Olson
Excellent science and beautiful nature, what´s not to like? ⚗️🌲
invadosome.com/
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Sven Hey and Stefan Linder @LinderLab @UKEHamburg present matrix metalloproteinases at a glance. They discuss regulation of MMPs and their impact in health and disease.
journals.biologists.com/jcs/…
Very happy to see that our primer on "Matrix metalloproteinases at a glance" is now online @J_Cell_Sci. As always, excellent editorial work and production. Also, would look great on your lab wall 😎
journals.biologists.com/jcs/…
A warm welcome to our new lab members Adrià Ramos-Ruiz (master thesis) and Marissa Betz (lab rotation) who will work on phagosome transport 🚛
Our latest Faculty Opinions/H1 Connect recommendation is now online.
connect.h1.co/prime/74277960…
It´s for "Sensing their plasma membrane curvature allows migrating cells to circumvent obstacles" (Sitarska et al., Nat Commun, 2023) 🥐
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3770…
Check out our recent cover image from the Nov ´23 issue of Life Science Alliance. It shows a tumor spheroid, embedded together with human macrophages in collagen I matrix. 🕸️
life-science-alliance.org/co…
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Hey et al. show that KIF16B-dependent recycling of MT1-MMP to the surface of primary macrophages impacts on macrophage invasion, & also on co-invasion of cancer cells, pointing to a likely role of KIF16B in the tumor microenvironment @UKEHamburg @linderlab bit.ly/45NcrEW























