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    Natural Sciences

    The Immunology Podcast

    A podcast featuring conversations with immunologists from around the globe. Brought to by STEMCELL Technologies.

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    Ep. 6: “Precision Cancer Immunotherapy” Featuring Dr. Daniela Thommen Jun 08, 2021
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    Daniela Thommen

    Guest:

    Dr. Daniela Thommen is a Group Leader at the Netherlands Cancer Institute. Her lab is interested in understanding how human cancers immunologically respond to treatment, and how such responses relate to the immunological makeup of a tumor.

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    • Keep current with the latest in human immunology research.
    • Explore immunology webinars, videos, and technical resources.

    The Immunology Science Round Up

    Immunity against COVID-19 Variants of Concern – T cell-mediated immunity against SARS-CoV-2 is not affected by the mutations in the B.1.1.7 and B.1.351 variants.

    Atypical B Cells in Chronic Infectious Diseases – Researchers used single-cell RNA sequencing to analyze atypical B cells in malaria, HIV, and autoimmune diseases, and found similar transcriptional profiles.

    Immune Development in Mucosal Tissues – Scientists showed that embryonic macrophages prepare the colon for colonization by invariant natural killer T cells in the days after birth.

    A Vaccine for Trypanosomes – Researchers used a genome-led approach to identify a vaccine candidate for Trypanosoma vivax, a deadly parasite that can infect humans and livestock.

    Photo Reference: Courtesy of Dr. Daniela Thommen

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    Ep. 5: “Plasmodium Infection” Featuring Drs. Judy Lieberman and Caroline Junqueira May 25, 2021
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    Judy Lieberman and Dr. Caroline Junqueira

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    Dr. Judy Lieberman is a Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and holds an Endowed Chair in Cellular and Molecular Medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital. Dr. Caroline Junqueira is an Investigator at the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation and a visiting scientist at Harvard Medical School. Their recent research focuses on the role of γδ T cells in malaria.

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    The Immunology Science Round Up

    How Viruses Cause Pyroptosis – Bcl-2 members MCL-1 and BCL-xL sense translation inhibition during viral infection, leading to Gasdermin E-dependent pyroptosis.

    Aging the Immune System – Researchers selectively deleted Ercc1, which encodes a crucial DNA repair protein, to increase senescence in the immune systems of mice, leading to systemic aging.

    Thymic Development of Microbiota-Specific T Cells – Scientists showed that intestinal colonization in early life leads to the trafficking of microbial antigens from the intestine to the thymus by intestinal dendritic cells, which then induce the expansion of microbiota-specific T cells.

    Antibody-Dependent Inflammation in COVID-19 – Researchers found that in patients with severe COVID-19, high titers and low fucosylation of anti-spike IgG leads to excessive inflammatory responses by alveolar macrophages.

    Photo Reference: Courtesy of Drs. Judy Lieberman and Caroline Junqueira

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    Ep. 4: “Therapeutic T Cell Engineering” Featuring Drs. Carl June and Philipp Rommel May 11, 2021
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    Dr. Carl June and Dr. Philipp Rommel

    Guests:

    Dr. Carl June is the Richard W. Vague Professor in Immunology at the University of Pennsylvania, Director of the Center for Cellular Immunotherapies at the Perelman School of Medicine, and Director of the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy. Dr. Philipp Rommel is a Postdoctoral Researcher in the June lab. Together, they are interested in lymphocyte biology, with a major translational focus on ex vivo T cell engineering for cancer and HIV cell-based therapies.

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    The Immunology Science Round Up

    Pooled CRISPR Screening Identifies m6A RNA as a Regulator of Macrophage Activation – Scientists identified METTL3-mediated m6A modification in innate immune responses suggesting the m6A machinery could be a target for immunotherapy.

    Natural Killer Receptors Fine-Tune T Cells – Researchers identified a role for natural killer cell receptor signaling in regulating self/non-self discrimination by HLA-E–restricted T cells.

    Notch4 Signaling in Viral Infections – Notch4 expression on Treg cells suppressed the induction of amphiregulin and promoted severe lung inflammation in viral infections.

    Synthetic Notch CAR T Cells Targeting Solid Tumors in Mice – Scientists developed synthetic Notch CAR T cells targeting solid tumor antigens and used them to treat mouse models of mesothelioma, ovarian cancer, and glioblastoma.

    Photo Reference: Courtesy of Drs. Carl June and Philipp Rommel

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    Ep. 3: “Platelets and the Immune System” Featuring Dr. Bernardo Franklin Apr 27, 2021
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    Bernardo Franklin

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    Dr. Bernardo Franklin is a Professor at the University of Bonn. His lab studies the role of innate immunity in sterile inflammation and in infectious diseases. More recently, their research has focused on blood platelets and their effects on innate immunity, systemic inflammation and cancer.

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    The Immunology Science Round Up

    T Cell Mediated Cross-Reactivity between Seasonal Coronaviruses and SARS-CoV-2 – Researchers found that CD8+ T cells specific for an immunodominant SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid epitope cross-react with selective seasonal coronaviruses.

    COVID-19 Recovered Individuals May Only Require a Single mRNA Vaccine Dose – In individuals who have already recovered from COVID-19, a single mRNA vaccine dose was sufficient to achieve peak antibody and memory B cell responses.

    Forcing Cancer Out of “Stealth Mode” – DNA methyl transferase inhibitors alter the surface proteome and mediate cytoskeletal reorganization, priming γδ T cells to kill lung cancer cells.

    Maternal Treg Cells Can Reverse Behavioral Abnormalities in Adult Mouse Offspring – Behavioral abnormalities caused by maternal immune activation could be rescued by transferring pathogen-activated maternal Treg cells.

    Photo Reference: Courtesy of Dr. Bernardo Franklin

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    Ep. 2: “A Tale of Three Sisters” Featuring Drs. Mindy, Amy, and Kristen Engevik Apr 13, 2021
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    Mindy, Amy, and Kristen Engevik

    Guests:

    Drs. Mindy, Amy, and Kristen Engevik are sisters and immunologists. Dr. Mindy Engevik is an Assistant Professor at the Medical University of South Carolina. Her lab studies microbial-host crosstalk with an emphasis on microbe-mucus interactions.

    Dr. Amy Engevik is also an Assistant Professor at the Medical University of South Carolina. Her lab focuses on the role of Myosin Vb in the pathogenesis of gastrointestinal disorders and liver cholestasis.

    Dr. Kristen Engevik is a postdoctoral fellow at Baylor College of Medicine. Her research aims to elucidate the molecular consequences of purinergic signaling in gastrointestinal physiology and rotavirus pathophysiology, with the ultimate goal of providing further insight to improve vaccines against rotavirus.

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    • Explore scientific resources for your immunology research at the STEMCELL Technologies Immunology Learning Center.

    The Immunology Science Round Up

    Chronic Immune Response in Severe COVID-19 Does Not Target SARS-CoV-2 – Researchers found that in patients with severe COVID-19, TGF-β is a key regulator of the chronic immune response, and in prolonged cases, this response is no longer directed at SARS-CoV-2.

    Regulatory T Cells in Tumors and Tissues – Scientists performed single-cell chromatin accessibility profiling of tissue-resident and circulatory regulatory T (Treg) cells, and showed that several surface proteins that were thought to be tumor-specific were also expressed in Treg cells in normal tissue.

    Mapping the Immune Landscape in Glioblastomas – Researchers used single-cell profiling to study the glioblastoma immune landscape and found that microglia-derived tumor-associated macrophages (TAMs) dominated in newly diagnosed tumors, but were outnumbered by monocyte-derived TAMs following recurrence.

    T Cells Persist in Melanoma Patients Who Respond Well to Immunotherapy – In metastatic melanoma survivors with exceptional responses to immunotherapy, scientists found T cell clonotypes from tumors in skin and blood up to nine years later.

    Photo Reference: Courtesy of Drs. Mindy, Amy, and Kristen Engevik

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    Ep. 1: “Merging Stem Cells with Immunology” Featuring Dr. Filipe Pereira Mar 30, 2021
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    Filipe Pereira

    Guest:

    Dr. Filipe Pereira is an Associate Professor at the Lund Stem Cell Center at Lund University. The Pereira lab studies how hematopoietic cell fate is specified, maintained, and eventually modified or reversed. Inspired by the fields of stem cell biology, immunology, and cancer, they use an interdisciplinary approach to mechanistically understand hematopoietic and immune cell identities and translate their findings into novel gene and cell therapies.

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    The Immunology Science Round Up

    Resident T Cells Stay at Home – Researchers examined how immunity is integrated within adult mouse tissues and observed durable maintenance of resident memory T cells up to 450 days after infection.

    Bacteria-Derived Peptides Found inside Tumors – Scientists identified a peptide repertoire derived from intracellular bacteria that was presented on HLA-I and HLA-II molecules in melanoma tumors.

    Gamma Delta T Cells Link Immunity to Nutrition – Researchers analyzed mice fed a high-carbohydrate versus a high-protein diet and observed remodeling of the small intestinal epithelium in response to dietary carbohydrates.

    Neutrophil Extracellular Traps (NETs) Activate Innate Immune Sensor cGAS – In mice, NETs stimulated interferon production in a cGAS-dependent manner, suggesting that cGAS acts as a sensor of NETs to stimulate immune responses during infection.

    Photo Reference: Courtesy of Dr. Filipe Pereira

    Keep current with the latest in neural cell research Free Wallchart: Human Immune Cytokines

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    The Immunology Podcast Is Launching in March 2021 Feb 12, 2021
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    In March of 2021, the Immunology Podcast will be launching with the goal of creating an accessible, entertaining, and educational resource for scientists to keep current on the latest developments in immunology research. The hosts, Drs. Brenda Raud and Jason Goldsmith, will cover the latest scientific advances and interview key immunology influencers about their work and perspectives on the field.

    The Immunology Podcast is owned and produced by STEMCELL Technologies, a global biotechnology company based out of Vancouver, Canada. STEMCELL provides the podcast under their Science Communication Program, alongside several other services to keep scientists current and connected with their fields. This includes the Stem Cell Podcast, which covers groundbreaking research in the field of stem cell biology, and has amassed a global following, with more than 600,000 downloads to date.

    STEMCELL Technologies supports life sciences research with more than 2,500 specialized cell culture media, cell separation tools, instruments, accessory products and educational services that are used by scientists performing immunology, stem cell, cancer, regenerative medicine, and cellular therapy research globally.

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