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11pieces on Immunology. See the full portfolio for everything.
A six-slide mystery walking general readers through apoptosis, efferocytosis, and what immune cells get up to inside a tumor.
A new tool called effero-seq shows that macrophages which eat dying cells are reprogrammed to help tumors grow.
A new study finds that iron-loaded macrophages in the pigeon liver turn magnetic and help the birds navigate when the sun is hidden.
A newly described form of cell death in which a single gland cell detonates and destroys its neighbors.
How spaceflight shifts the human microbiome and lets some microbes adapt, reactivate, and grow more dangerous aboard the ISS.
How fine particulate matter (PM2.5) reaches deep into the lungs, disrupts immune cells, and leaves the body more inflamed but less able to fight infection.
How microgravity, cosmic radiation, and mission stress damage the cytoskeleton and weaken immune cells in space.
New research suggests tattoo ink can alter vaccine responses in mice, plus a look at how loosely tattoo inks are actually regulated.
How Yeztugo, a twice-yearly injectable approved in 2025, works and how it compares to existing PrEP options for HIV prevention.
A VR study shows that simply seeing an infectious person approach can prime the immune system, mirroring the response to a real vaccine.
Selected slides from my PhD thesis on extending trained immunity with slow-releasing β-glucan nanoparticles, and turning it against melanoma.
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