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Great progress thanks to mini organs

Great progress thanks to mini organs
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The presence of dendritic cells, so-called ‘sentinel’ immune cells, is vital to maintain and regulate the balance of the body’s immune response. Rese..

Nordrhein westfalenImmunity doherty instituteInstitute of systems immunologyMax planck researchUniversity of bonnDoherty instituteUniversity of melbourneUniversity professor wolfgang kastenmPeter doherty institute for infectionJulius maximilians universityUniversity of melbourne professor sammy bedouiPeter doherty instituteSystems immunologyMelbourne professor sammy bedouiImmunology theme leader

Immune system sentinel cells key to maintaining and regulating response to immunotherapy

Immune system sentinel cells key to maintaining and regulating response to immunotherapy
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Nordrhein westfalenImmunity doherty instituteInstitute of systems immunologyMax planck researchUniversity of bonnMax planck research groupDoherty instituteUniversity of melbourneUniversity professor wolfgang kastenmPeter doherty institute for infectionJulius maximilians universityUniversity of melbourne professor sammy bedouiPeter doherty instituteSystems immunologyMelbourne professor sammy bedouiImmunology theme leader

ERC Grant for Alexander Westermann

ERC Grant for Alexander Westermann
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United statesUnited kingdomAlexander westermannDirk heinzUniversity of californiaInstitute of molecular infection biologyDavid holden imperial college londonHelmholtz instituteHelmholtz centerProof of concept grant programInfection researchEuropean unionEuropean research councilUniversity of heidelbergJulius maximilians universityHelmholtz centre for infection research

People who consume sugar for extended periods have increased risk of autoimmune disease

People who consume sugar and other carbohydrates in excess over a long period of time have an increased risk of developing an autoimmune disease.

Noord hollandMax planckEmily hendersonInstitute of systems immunologyJulius maximilians universityUniversity of wurzburgSystems immunologyAutoimmune diseaseCrohn 39s diseaseImmune systemType 1 diabetesUlcerative colitis