Lecturer and Immunologist at the University of Edinburgh and happy Dad
Joined November 2019
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Stephen Jenkins retweeted
So excited that Conor's paper is out! Congrats
@Conorisco
@Lili_Zhang_Dr
@JamesEP_
and more. Thanks to our funders - Wellcome & for this paper mostly MRC-UK. Some of my thoughts in the following thread. cell.com/immunity/fulltext/S…
Yes, I really enjoyed your talk Lalit - sorry our discussion got cut off in the coffee session after. I'll drop you a line soon to take up where we left off.
Stephen Jenkins retweeted
Strong 🏴 representation in the innate immune memory session at the last day of #BSI22. Nice opening talk from @JenkinsLabEd and work on stromal cells in flu by @wo_jules. Plus, beautiful and clear talk from @wouter_tj from my lab on macs in #rsv infection. 💪🏼
JOB ALERT Edinburgh UK
We're looking for a post-doc to study how efferocytosis regulates macrophage fate and function during disease. 4yr MRC-funded, with @chris_d_lucas @bainlab Will Wood and Adriano Rossi @EdinUni_MeetCIR
Please spread the word
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Stephen Jenkins retweeted
An important reminder that we should use both male and female in all our studies
Stephen Jenkins retweeted
A 2020 study from @EdinUni_MeetCIR @bainlab found sex-based differences in macrophages residing within the abdominal cavity may influence immune defense:
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Stephen Jenkins retweeted
Our paper is officially published now. Alhamdulillah.
New Research: Monocyte-derived peritoneal macrophages protect C57BL/6 mice against surgery-induced adhesions: Peritoneal adhesions commonly occur after abdominal or pelvic surgery. These scars join internal organs to each other or to the… frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #immunology
Stephen Jenkins retweeted
CD11c identifies microbiota and EGR2-dependent MHCII+ serous cavity macrophages with sexually dimorphic fate in mice
Bain, Jenkins, and Colleagues
@EdinUni_MeetCIR
#macrophage #peritonealcavity #regulation
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Stephen Jenkins retweeted
It was great to work with @NatImmunol and their fantastic research briefing team to write a brief summary of our latest paper on the effects of hypoxemia on the innate immune system in ARDS rdcu.be/cO8qh. If you fancy the full story thereafter: rdcu.be/cOsSM
Great project Jonathan!
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A fantastic paper, driven and achieved by a truly excellent scientist. Well done Ananda!
It's been a privilege to have worked with you on this project.
Stephen Jenkins retweeted
I am humbled and delighted to share our most recent paper in @NatImmunol showing how hypoxemia (and consequent tissue hypoxia) alters innate immune responses in the lung in acute lung injury (ALI)/ ARDS rdcu.be/cOsSM. Summary of 6 years' worth of work @EdUni_MeetCIR 👇
Many thanks to Dominik Rückerl, @ProfAndrewMac, @MillingLab, @CPridans, @A_Bravo_Blas, @QMRIFlow, @HegartyLizi, Nick Steers and Pieter Louwe for contributing to this @EdinUni_MeetCIR study!!!
Check out @bainlab's and my latest paper in @EurJImmunol
Heterogeneity and fate of monocyte-derived macrophages in the peritoneal cavity is regulated by:
Microbiota...
Sex.....
RELMa....
and the transcription factor EGR2...
Loads to enjoy!
doi.org/10.1002/eji.20214975…
Want to know more about the relationship between peritoneal and omental macrophages and how this changes following inflammation?
See our new paper in Immunology...
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
