Lab updates from the Walmsley Lab @EdinUni_CIR & @EdinUni_IRR Studying how oxygen and nutrient availability reprogram #neutrophils tweets by @AJ_Brenes

University of Edinburgh, UK
Joined May 2024
Sarah Walmsley Lab retweeted
Replying to @AJ_Brenes
@AJ_Brenes delivering solid data on a biologically highly relevant problem, powered by scp-MS - > amazing stuff to stay tuned for! #iSCMS2024
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The first EIG event of the academic year is next week! October 24th from 13:30-15:30 we will gather at the @EdinUni_IRR to hear some exciting immunology.  We're thrilled to welcome @kathelse, @FranzeProgatzky, and @DoctorEmmerson to share their work!
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Sarah Walmsley Lab retweeted
Speakers posted online: 20th Int'l Conference on #InnateImmunity #Sissi, #Crete, #Greece @KalimeraKriti aegeanconferences.org/src/Ap…
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Sarah Walmsley Lab retweeted
A lot to learn and digest (pun intended) here on the role of immune cells in the interplay between metabolic disorders and cancer - by @LeilaAkkari1 lab in @NatureRevCancer
NEW content online! Macrophages and T cells in metabolic disorder-associated cancers go.nature.com/4duhbCv
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Sarah Walmsley Lab retweeted
Really excited to share our review in @NatRevImmunol, out today, on how oxygenation affects immune responses rdcu.be/dVzHA. A joint venture with @WalmsleyLab & @Man_Alex2012 Grateful for the editorial input from @Ybordon. @EdinUni_CIR
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Sarah Walmsley Lab retweeted
New review from @Anandamirch @Man_Alex2012 and @WalmsleyLab on how hypoxia shapes the immune system. @EdinUni_CIR @EdinUni_IRR nature.com/articles/s41577-0…
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Sarah Walmsley Lab retweeted
REVIEW @NatRevImmunol How oxygenation shapes immune responses: emerging roles for physioxia and pathological hypoxia nature.com/articles/s41577-0…
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Just one week until @BSICambridge & @Cambridgeimmuno's #BSICambridge24! 🌟 Come along to hear from creative thinkers & discuss #immunology #research 🤩 Last chance to secure your place👉bit.ly/45fcslP
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Sarah Walmsley Lab retweeted
CD14 making the difference between inflammation and cell death in neutrophils and macrophages
The Fas receptor can be pro-death or pro-inflammatory, a switch mediated by the TLR adaptor CD14 in myeloid cells by internalizing the Fas receptor to a pro-death complex and preventing inflammation @CellReports cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…
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A fine morning with Emma and Tricia, our CCUK Patient Research Champions, sharing their lived experiences as part of our Patient-led engagement work! @CrohnsColitisR #crohns #Colitis #ibd #ulcerativecolitis @CrohnsColitisUK
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Sarah Walmsley Lab retweeted
What a day! Just finished my first ever @edfringe @CODIfringe performance. Brilliant questions from the audience and awesome support from @suziemo. Thanks to all for making this happen, such fun! @EdinUni_IRR
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