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With articles delving into diverse topics under the new ‘Treatment of…’ series, Clinical & Experimental Immunology provides a comprehensive overview of immunopathology, treatment options, and future developments in immune-mediated diseases. Read the articles and learn how to submit your work: https://oxford.ly/4bVDeC8

Objective evidence of biomarkers related to Long COVID: 'Exploring the extensive phenotyping of individuals dealing with long-lasting symptoms post-hospitalization due to COVID-19 uncovers various mechanistic subtypes of the disease. Discover more in the latest research published in Nature Immunology. https://buff.ly/3xr9gqm #LongCOVID #ResearchUpdate #workerscompensation

New issue released! 🚨 Contact Lens Update Issue 73 covers a significant topic: #OcularSurface immunology. Learn more about the functions of the ocular immune system and how it is impacted by different conditions. Visit ContactLensUpdate.com to read the full issue!

Thanks to the team at Contact Lens Update for giving me the opportunity to contribute and highlighting the importance of understanding ocular surface immunology in dry eye disease! Check out my featured article summarising the fantastic review authored by the great Dr Laura M Periman, MD👇🏼 https://lnkd.in/eygG3qbz

Objective evidence of biomarkers related to Long COVID: 'Exploring the extensive phenotyping of individuals dealing with long-lasting symptoms post-hospitalization due to COVID-19 uncovers various mechanistic subtypes of the disease. Discover more in the latest research published in Nature Immunology. https://buff.ly/3xr9gqm #LongCOVID #ResearchUpdate #workerscompensation

ZyVersa announces research published in Frontiers in Immunology highlighting potential limitations of NLRP3 inhibition in attenuating CNS Inflammation associated with activation of multiple inflammasome pathways. This paper supports ZyVersa’s rationale for targeting inflammasome ASC with IC 100 to inhibit multiple inflammasome pathways, not just NLRP3, to control inflammation in various inflammatory diseases. https://bit.ly/3rbHOKu

🖥️ Webinar Replay! The Dual Role of Mast Cells Unveiled! We are thrilled to share the replay of the 7th episode of the Naked Immunology webinar series! In this enlightening session, Prof. Marcus Maurer dives deep into the world of #mastcells as he explores their paradoxical role in our #immunesystem. 🔬 Key Takeaways: Explore the dual role of mast cells in health and disease, highlighting their protective functions against pathogens and their contributions to chronic #inflammatory conditions. Investigate the various methodologies for studying mast cell activation and effects, using in vitro, ex vivo, and in vivo approaches across different species. Uncover novel therapeutic strategies aimed at inhibiting, blocking, or depleting mast cells to mitigate their detrimental effects in inflammatory diseases. 🗣 Speaker Spotlight: Prof. Marcus Maurer, a prominent figure from the Institute of Allergology at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, and a researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Translational Medicine and Pharmacology ITMP, leads the discussion, sharing his extensive expertise and recent findings on the complex roles of mast cells in both promoting health and driving inflammatory diseases. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your understanding of the dual role of mast cells! 🌟 🔗 https://bit.ly/3xzL5pV

I invite you to read the following Editorial, which resumes a group of exciting papers related to ocular immunology #womeninscience #womeninophthalmology #womeninimmunology https://lnkd.in/g9WkV3be

Learn about Cytotoxic T cell activation in our latest episode in the immunology 101 series. https://lnkd.in/gYaQ-nVK

For World Primary Immunodeficiency Week #WorldPIWeek, recap the latest developments in #InbornErrors research in this great Review Series published in our official journal Clinical & Experimental Immunology: https://bit.ly/442dnoL Understanding more about #PrimaryImmunodeficiency will not only help us diagnose & treat these conditions but also further our understanding of the immune system.