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Post doc in the Eisenbarth lab @immunology_nu @CFI_UMN & @Jamequistlab alum

Minneapolis, MN
Joined March 2019
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Excited to share our new paper from the @Jamequistlab, describing the role of thymic interferons in T cell selection, out now in @SciImmunology. science.org/doi/10.1126/scii…. Why are interferons, molecules protective against viral infections, produced in the thymus? 1/n
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Our thymic selection 'crash course' is out now in @NatRevImmunol! This is such an exciting time in the thymus field & it was a privilege to put our spin on the bigger picture of what's going on in our favorite lymphoid organ! Thanks to the NRI team for making it all possible!
NEW Review: 'A guide to thymic selection of T cells' provides an introductory-level overview of the sophisticated thymic selection mechanisms that ensure our T cell repertoire is both useful and safe bit.ly/3Oi2Y2i by @ChezMaude & Kris Hogquist @Jamequistlab
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NEW Review: 'A guide to thymic selection of T cells' provides an introductory-level overview of the sophisticated thymic selection mechanisms that ensure our T cell repertoire is both useful and safe bit.ly/3Oi2Y2i by @ChezMaude & Kris Hogquist @Jamequistlab
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She has all the best mouse line names : BB, QT, XO 🐭
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This has also sparked discussion in the lab of the possibility of grad school Barbie.. she has pink pipettes (iconic) and special orders pink gloves (obvs) 💅🏼
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Coming out of twitter retirement to share this: Barbie Flow™️! 🦩👛💖
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Congratulations Dr. Kelsey Wanhainen! 🎉🎉🎉
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For UMN colleagues: Our 2nd annual AIRE postdoctoral grantwriting workshop is coming @CFI_UMN! Seminar by @MNFarrarLab. Past participants have achieved great success in winning external funding. Big thanks to our team, esp @tori_osinski and Mike Stolley! Pls reach out w questions
Actual picture of me protecting the half day of data analysis time that I scheduled this week:
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Sitting in the lunch area at lab and @tori_osinski dropped off extra cucumbers from her garden and now I’m just watching passersby react with such joy to free cucumbers. 😆
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We are excited to share a preprint of our most recent study spearheaded by Tal and Yael identifying thymic endocrine and microfold cells and providing their detailed molecular, developmental and functional characterization - researchsquare.com/article/r…
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Congratulations Dr. Changwei Peng! @chwpeng
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Defense today! @chwpeng @Jamequistlab
Join us today for Changwei Peng, MCDB&G Final Ph.D. Defense: "Should I stay or should I go: The role of costimulatory signals and S1P receptors in CD8+ T-cell trafficking" Advisors: Stephen Jameson 2:00 p.m. in LRB/MTRF 1-110, or Zoom Link found on immunology.umn.edu
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Maude Ashby retweeted
Nature research paper: Immune tolerance of food is mediated by layers of CD4+ T cell dysfunction go.nature.com/3am9svW
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What exactly is monkeypox? Our disease expert, Dr. Beth Thielen, talks about what to look for and how to prevent it ➡️: bit.ly/3NBfiXT.
Not to be missed! Our last #globalimmuno talk before the break, today June 29 at 9am PST, noon EST, 4pm GMT by Dr. Kris Hogquist. Title: The thymus, a raucous nursery LINK: ucsd.zoom.us/j/91053505061 *New speakers for August-December 2022 will be announced as well!
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Kris will be delivering tomorrow's @globalimmuno talk! So listen in and ask her your questions afterwards (@Jamequistlab) @CFI_UMN
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Jamequist lab picnic at Como Park, enjoying good food, good company, and celebrating many achievements! Congratulations @chwpeng, Ryan, Kelsey, and Lily on your successes and next steps! Welcome to new members @DepauwTaylor, Jake, and Nick M!
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Great work from @HonzaDobes87 and @TheAbramsonLab describing that AIRE expressing ILC3s from the lymph nodes could be responsible for development of candidiasis in APS-1 patients. Congratulations! nature.com/articles/s41590-0…
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