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@KalliesLab and I are excited to share our latest study in @NatImmunol dissecting the heterogeneity and function of VAT Tregs. Huge effort from @Santiago_VaTo and Kevin Man @TheDohertyInst @UniMelbMDHS @ONJCRI @LIMSLTU Thanks to all our collaborators!!
nature.com/articles/s41590-0…
TeishaM retweeted
Thank you Melanie and Dirk @Brenner_Lab @LIH_Luxembourg for the News & Views article!! nature.com/articles/s41590-0…
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Development of first effective #mRNA-based #malaria #vaccine one step closer through Moderna Australia Fellowship, awarded to Dr Lauren Holz at the Doherty Institute.
doherty.edu.au/news-events/n…
@moderna_tx @UniMelbMDHS @TheRMH
This would be amazing!
Taking the train in regional Victoria will cost the same as taking a train in Melbourne for regular commuters if Daniel Andrews is re-elected on November 26, the premier has vowed. #9News
9news.com.au/national/victor…
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Excited to share our new paper in @Nature identifying stem-like #Tpex critical for #Immunotherapy, a study led by Carlson Tsui @LoKretschmer & Svenja Rappelius.
Great collaboration of @TheDohertyInst @UnimelbMDHS @TU_Muenchen @WEHI_research @PeterMacCC
rdcu.be/cTP20
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 congrats!
@ajithvasanthan
Congrats to our researchers, @agculvenor and @ajithvasanthan, for receiving @nhmrc Investigator grants to advance their research into osteoarthritis and fighting cancer respectively. @latrobe @ONJCRI @LIMSLTU latrobe.edu.au/news/articles…
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Scientists at the Doherty Institute & @PeterMacCC have found a way to stop the SARS-CoV-2 virus from replicating in infected human cells, in a major step towards new treatments for #COVID19 & future pandemic viruses. @ProfSharonLewin @UniMelbMDHS @TheRMH
doherty.edu.au/news-events/n…
TeishaM retweeted
Beautiful work from my dear friend @pitepit_ in @ImmunityCP showing how TGFbeta switches off mTOR to preserve the functional fitness of precursor exhausted CD8 T cells. Yet another excellent paper from the Axel Kallies group @TheDohertyInst @ASImmunology cell.com/immunity/fulltext/S…
TeishaM retweeted
Very exciting news! Check out link below to find out more more about the COVID-19 vaccine candidates - a collaboration between #DohertyInstitute and @MIPS_Australia
doherty.edu.au/news-events/n…
@UniMelbMDHS @UniMelb @TheRMH
Exciting news today. We’re serious about developing Victoria’s mRNA manufacturing capacity.
Read more: premier.vic.gov.au/breakthro…
TeishaM retweeted
Enjoyed writing this news and commentary article with Patrick Gubser for @ImmunolCellBiol highlighting two amazing papers from @DelgoffeLab and @RZappasodi in @nature on metabolic competition between Tregs and tumour cells
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
TeishaM retweeted
A very exciting day today as we welcome the announcement of an additional $245 million investment from @VicGovAu to build the new Australian Institute for Infectious Diseases (AIID) alongside partners @UniMelb and @BurnetInstitute
@TheRMH @UniMelbMDHS
doherty.edu.au/news-events/n…
TeishaM retweeted
Huge moment this morning with @ProfPCDoherty and his wife Penny receiving their first dose of #COVID19vaccine at the @UniMelb Health Service! #getvaccinated #vaccinequity
@TheRMH @UniMelbMDHS
doherty.edu.au/news-events/n…
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Excellent talk from @colbyzaph @MonashBDI today in our ‘Treg interest group’ on epigenetic factors that control Treg induction and stability. This forum is open to all Australian Treg enthusiasts. Please DM me or @charis_teh to join @ASImmunology
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The BET family protein Brd4 controls the survival, proliferation and differentiation of immune B cells, according to new research in @CellReports led by WEHI PhD students Isabella Kong & Joel Rimes, with @EdwinHawkins & @PeterMacCC’s @Stephintje
Read more: cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…
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A severe viral infection overwhelms immune cells, says @unimelb @WEHI_research and @latrobe
scimex.org/newsfeed/severe-v…
TeishaM retweeted
Brilliant to see Australia doing so well on COVID19 testing. Thanks to all our scientists working around the clock @TheDohertyInst @unimelb @TheRMH and all our colleagues across the country!
Our latest work asks: How many tests for COVID-19 are being performed around the world?
OurWorldInData.org/covid-tes…
The chart compares the total number of tests performed per million people in a number of countries.
Data for *many* more countries you find at the link above.
Why men are more prone to obesity! Super interesting! It's all in the fat but in more ways than you realise!
Our researchers investigating why men are more prone to obesity and metabolic diseases have discovered the clearest mechanism yet for how the female and male immune systems operate differently bit.ly/384JtSi
@UniMelbMDHS @WEHI_research @nature
