Milka Sarris' Lab at the University of Cambridge.
Cambridge
Joined October 2019
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Early-career researchers can now apply for a funded place at our Workshop "Immune Cell Interactions in Development, Homeostasis and Immunity" organised by @BoussoLab, @griffiths_lab, @SarrisLab & Michael Sixt @ISTAustria
Find out more and apply at bit.ly/4dNRIW1
ALT Workshop - Immune Cell Interactions in Development, Homeostasis and Immunity Organisers: Philippe Bousso, Gillian Griffiths, Milka Sarris & Michael Sixt Early-career researchers apply for funded places 23-26 February 2025 Fanhams Hall, Hertfordshire, UK
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Job alert! - development of a novel #zebrafish cancer model using CAS9 technologies, in beautiful #edinburgh funded by CRUK @CRUKScotland located in brand new @EdinUni_IRR building jobs.ac.uk/job/DGM883/postdo…
Thank you so much for a brilliant and very stimulating meeting! Congratulations to @AndrsHidalgo16, @DanielaQuail and @lai9uan for putting this together!
The last day of @KeystoneSymp Myeloid cells 2024! Little snow but lots of interesting new meetings and discussions! Back from lunch in town with @SarrisLab and @Sixt_Lab. Thanks again to the organisers @AndrsHidalgo16, @DanielaQuail and @lai9uan, whom we all missed dearly!
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Thank you for highlighting our paper!
Read this week's Cancer Discovery #ResearchWatch:
Tumors Reprogram Neutrophils to Promote Angiogenesis and Survival, summarizing the work of @im_mel_nology, @ImmanuelKwok, Leonard Tan, Changming Shi, @lai9uan et al.
bit.ly/3UhT4kK
@astar_SIgN
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DNA ➡️RNA➡️protein... right?
think again. Now #Jun_Lu, #Dan_Wu & teams show that extracellular RNA guides neutrophils to sites of inflammation by serving as a ligand for selectins
@torres_lidiane_ and myself have been fortunate to add our 2 cents 🙏
authors.elsevier.com/c/1iTUZ…
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Proud and excited to finally share the entirety of our work, newly online in @ScienceMagazine! Here, we reveal the deterministic reprogramming of pro-angiogenic neutrophils in tumours! #ThePowerOfMany #ScienceResearch
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Read on to learn more! 🧵(1/16)
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20 years ago this month, #PLOSBiology was launched! 🥳
In this Editorial, @npariente introduces our October issue, in which we explore how the community can continue moving towards positive change in the coming decades.
#OpenScience #sciencepublishing
plos.io/3PWhpZi
ALT Image of a compass. Credit: Mario Aranda from Pixabay.
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This really is delightful work.
It has the rare property that it changes everything - dendritic cells (and thus the whole immune system) work in a different way than we previously thought. Knowing this means we can understand other things better.
Dendritic cells can “self-shape” the chemotactic gradients that help them transport antigens to lymph nodes, finds a new live imaging study from @Sixt_Lab @EdouardHannezo.
📄: scim.ag/3Wv
Focus by @hannahdonnelly_ @EMandrou @robinsall: scim.ag/3Wu
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Which #Tcell subset is more likely to contribute to #cytokine #release #syndrome during #CARTcell #therapy? New paper from the lab out in @CellRepMed , led by @MorganeBoulch @ImmunoPasteur @Inserm. Great collaboration with Sophie Caillat-Zucman
cell.com/cell-reports-medici…
