Scientist, writer, environmental activist, and perpetual student. https://xitter.cf/t.co/kGr8gKSyJR
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In August, I'll be riding 100 miles for @fredhutch @Obliteride on team BMS to raise $ for cancer research. The Hutch is the real deal when it comes to cancer (and vaccine) research. Donations appreciated: secure.fredhutch.org/site/TR…
Thanks for the feature, @science_seattle 👩🔬
Drs. Brianna Traxinger (@britrax), @JennyLund15, Martin Prlic @PrlicLab, and @fredhutch colleagues demonstrate that the previously uncharacterized GU tract-localized #Treg population is phenotypically and functionally distinct from canonical counterparts.
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Viral infections in the vaginal tract induced #Tregs that expressed granzyme B, suggesting these Tregs are able to control immune reasons and infections. Read more from @JennyLund15 @britrax @svicktorious @ValentinVoillet @PrlicLab and colleagues: nature.com/articles/s41385-0…
My graduate work at —or at least 60% of it— is now published in @MucosalImmunol. Thanks to my mentors and collaborators at @fredhutch @uwdgh @PrlicLab @JennyLund15 . If you’re excited about mucosal Tregs, stay tuned for our follow-up work as well 👀 @icruztala
Check out our new paper in @MucosalImmunol detailing a tissue activation signature in regulatory T cells in the context of mucosal infection. Lots of hard work from former grad student @britrax, plus @svicktorious, @ValentinVoillet, @PrlicLab, & others!
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Somehow, it was published 6 years to the DAY since I started at @fredhutch! What a ride it’s been since 2016.
3+ years later, this is my last month as the @fredhutch Science Spotlight writer for VIDD. Check out two timely publications re: vaccination after CAR-T cell therapy and increasing BIPOC participation in clinical trials: fredhutch.org/en/news/spotli… @HelpEndHIV @PreventCOVID_19
Thank you @JennyLund15 and @PrlicLab for nearly 6 years of incredible support and training @fredhutch @uwdgh
So proud of @britrax, who gave the best defense presentation I've ever seen - a master class in science communication. Congratulations, Dr. Traxinger!
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Peripheral induced Tregs! Jennifer Lund @JennyLund15 and colleagues review regulatory T cells resident in mucosal tissue:
nature.com/articles/s41385-0… #Tregs, #MucosalImmunology
Excited for the opportunity to contribute to the growing field of mucosal Treg immunology 👩🏼🔬
Excited to see our mucosal Treg review out today! Congrats @JennyLund15 and @britrax!
Thanks for the opportunity, @ImmunologyAAI career reentry fellowship
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Why do some pandemic viruses die out and others become endemic? For Nov. @fredhutch Science Spotlight, I covered an excellent review of the principles behind this transition and their relevance to the SARS-CoV-2 trajectory @betzhallo @EmoryUniversity: fredhutch.org/en/news/spotli…
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In honor of National First-Generation College Celebration, we invited four remarkable #UWFirstGen global health students to share their stories. #CelebrateFirstGen by reading more about their unique journeys: bit.ly/3BJvosB
Shared my experiences as a first-gen higher education student with @uwdgh for National First-Generation College Day: globalhealth.washington.edu/…
Visited @UWMedicine and was impressed to be seen by an attending, resident, and student physician. I've heard apprehension about training hospitals-- everyone wants expert care-- but IMO, receiving 3 levels of medical perspective is a + and good training begets future experts.
Everyone's experience in healthcare is different, but I'm impressed with the care (and research) from @UWMedicine that I've received over the last 5 years. And grad school sure brought out some weird illnesses in me (pneumonia, anaphylaxis, pipetting injury, to name a few)!
In this month's @fredhutch Science Spotlight, @laura_matrajt uses mathematical modeling to explore scenarios in which single-dose #COVIDVaccination could be the most effective strategy: fredhutch.org/en/news/spotli…
For July @fredhutch Science Spotlight, I covered the thesis work of Dr. Veronica Davé, my friend and former labmate in the Lund and Prlic labs: fredhutch.org/en/news/spotli… @etryn @PrlicLab @JennyLund15
Lee Ann is a great scientist and mentor-we are lucky to have her as Pathobiology director. She’s also an amazing jazz musician! 😎Congratulations, Lee Ann. grad.uw.edu/lee-ann-campbell… @uwdgh
Congratulations Veronica!
Meet this year's Outstanding Global Health Student Award Winners! These four remarkable students were selected for their academic excellence, impactful interdisciplinary research, and collaborations with local and global partners. Read more: bit.ly/34GjLV8
