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These speakers at #Pathobiology2026 will explore how emerging spatial transcriptomics and imaging platforms are enhancing our understanding of cell function within the context of intact tissue architecture!
Full program bit.ly/4cOCdPv #GeneExpression #Inflammation
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Good news for procrastinators, perfectionists, and everyone in between: The #Pathobiology2026 deadlines have been extended to January 30! pathobiology2026.asip.org
#PathobiologyResearch #DiseaseMechanisms #travelawards
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Discovery of potent and selective inhibitors of human #NLRP3 with a novel mechanism of action, from Kevin Wilhelmsen, Rebecca Coll, and colleagues 👉 hubs.la/Q03Yc1gc0
📘 Part of 2025: The Year in Experimental Medicine: hubs.la/Q03Yc0rZ0
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#WeekendRead #EveryCellIsAnImmuneCell! Clevers &co reveal @Nature the differentiation trajectory of human intestinal M cells & show they respond to GM-CSF, express PRRs, & present antigen via MHC-II as dendritic cells, contributing to anti-gluten responses doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-0…
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Macrophages can engulf targets whole (phagocytosis) or nibble them in small fragments (trogocytosis), a decision controlled by cortical tension in the targets (high tension favors former, low latter)
nature.com/articles/s41556-0…
nature.com/articles/s41556-0…
@NatureCellBio @UCBerkeley
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What are #Neutrophils? why are there so many? how are they shaped by disease? how is it that they maintain memory despite their short lifespan?
Our views on this and much more written with @ivanbamartin for @CellCellPress👇
authors.elsevier.com/a/1mFj9…
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⏱️ Upcoming deadline: Help the Society recognize the outstanding achievements of #ASIPmembers in #research, #teaching, and #leadership! The Meritorious Awards Committee is accepting nominations for all nine awards including a NEW #mentoring award bit.ly/3IY39jm
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AJP (@AJPathology) is the flagship publication of ASIP, and this year marks 100 years of publishing! We encourage submission of research that address mechanisms of pathogenesis or provide a foundation for future mechanistic studies #PathobiologyResearch @HMPathology
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Great virtual meeting in #Pathobiology planned by and for trainees with the support of @ASIPath. Become a member of this amazing Society! asip.org/membership-communit…
That's a wrap on #PISA2025! Congratulations to the planning committee for organizing a fantastic event 👏
#YoungInvestigators #VirtualMeeting #PathobiologyResearch @TuftsMedSchool @MedUnivSC @PittDeptofMed @OUHealth
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Interested in #mechanisms and #diagnosis of #disease? In #training? launching your #career? Established & exploring new connections and #leadership opportunities? Consider @ASIPpath membership to benefit for a fantastic society! Join today👇
asip.org/membership-communit…
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ICYMI: Chemotaxis as a driver in immune privilege.
O. Thaunat & team dissect the mechanisms of endothelial preservation during cellular rejection and identify mechanisms underlying graft vasculature immune privilege.
jci.org/articles/view/155191
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Join us in Vancouver, BC for SLB 2025! Registrations are still open and we are now accepting late breaking abstracts through August 20th. For more information, visit leukocytebiology.org/2025-me…
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#PISA2025 will be held October 28–30. Abstracts will open in July—stay tuned for more information soon! #Trainees #PathobiologyResearch #VirtualEvent
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One week until #Pathobiology2025 begins! #Repost and #share if you will be joining us in Portland! #ASIP2025 #diseaseresearch #scientificmeetings
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DYK? Abstracts from #Pathobiology2025 will be published in @AJPathology! There is still time to submit your research—the last-chance abstract deadline is March 22 bit.ly/4iIU3nK #AJPCentennial #ASIP2025 #ScientificResearch
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Neutrophils associated with the epithelium function distinctly from those in the lamina propria in the inflamed colon mucosa: mucosalimmunology.org/articl…
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Can metalloproteinase inhibitors advance strategies for repopulating damaged tissues?
@rmkhokha & team @UHN discover natural protease inhibitors regulate the liver progenitor niche via sDLK1: jci.org/articles/view/164997
@PMResearch_UHN @OICR_news @CIHR_ICR @CCSResearch
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If you haven't yet, there is still time to register and apply for travel awards. See you in Portland! @WomeninPath @TuftsGSBS @TuftsMedSchool @TuftsUniversity 👇
ATTN Junior Faculty & Trainees: There are 16 different #award categories available for #Pathobiology2025 in Portland—be sure to apply for all you are eligible for and share with your students and colleagues! Deadline is February 28 bit.ly/4iIU3nK
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Glad to see our joint work with @MazDivangahi published in @NatImmunol today. Trained #neutrophils promote tolerance against #influenza. nature.com/articles/s41590-0…
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The Yarovinsky Lab is seeking a molecular parasitologist interested in expanding their knowledge in immunology. This is a fully funded NIH 5-year postdoctoral training opportunity focused on host-parasite interactions and immune response. #Immunoparasitology #mpm2024. Please RT


























