@RamakrishnanLab

Lab of Prof. Lalita Ramakrishnan @MedCambridge & @CellBiol_MRCLMB. Using zebrafish as a model to study TB immunity. Account run by lab members, views our own.

 Cambridge, England
med.cam.ac.uk/ramakrishnan/
Joined August 2020
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Gardner Middlebrook Award #ESM24 Congrats to Lalita Ramakrishnan @RamakrishnanLab
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www2.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/recru… Anyone who might be eligible for this great opportunity and interested in TB pathogenesis and/or drug resistance, please get in touch
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It's a research highlight for Nature- nature.com/articles/d41586-0…

How do humans resist tuberculosis? With a metabolic protein’s help

Nature - A protein that boosts energy metabolism in immune cells might help to prevent tuberculosis infections taking hold.

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www2.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/ident…

Identification of pathway that enables resistance to tuberculosis | MRC Laboratory of Molecular...

Lalita Ramakrishnan’s group, LMB Cell Biology Division and University of Cambridge Molecular Immunity Unit, has determined that increased metabolism, prompt ...

mrclmb.ac.uk
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Cool new stuff from our lab linking host cell metabolism and mycobacterial infection- congrats Antonio and Lauren! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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@Nature23 Sep 2022
How do humans resist tuberculosis? With a metabolic protein’s help nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Congrats to Antonio! He will be presenting this work at poster 142P at #EMBOTB2022!
Cell@CellCellPress13 Sep 2022
Now online! mTOR-regulated mitochondrial metabolism limits mycobacterium-induced cytotoxicity dlvr.it/SYGVr3

mTOR-regulated mitochondrial metabolism limits mycobacterium-induced cytotoxicity

mTOR is an early host resistance factor in tuberculosis that prevents mitochondrial damage and protects macrophages by increasing mitochondrial energy metabolism fueled by glycolysis.

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New work from the @RamakrishnanLab strengthens links between mitochondrial homeostasis, cell death, and Mtb pathogenesis.
Cell@CellCellPress13 Sep 2022
Now online! mTOR-regulated mitochondrial metabolism limits mycobacterium-induced cytotoxicity dlvr.it/SYGVr3

mTOR-regulated mitochondrial metabolism limits mycobacterium-induced cytotoxicity

mTOR is an early host resistance factor in tuberculosis that prevents mitochondrial damage and protects macrophages by increasing mitochondrial energy metabolism fueled by glycolysis.

cell.com
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John F. Rawls@RawlsLab20 Aug 2022
It’s goodbye to Cambridge & my sincere gratitude to @RamakrishnanLab @MRC_LMB & Gribble & Reimann labs @IMS_MRL for hosting me, to @clarehall_cam for providing accommodation & community, & to everyone in @RawlsLab for allowing me to go. Bags full of new ideas & fresh perspective.
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Wise words...
Jonathan Kagan@jkagan113 Jun 2021
The real bacteriologists do not need more than this quote to know whose autobiography I am reading.
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