Mucosal Immunology Podcast

Drs. Emily Eshleman, and Theresa Alenghat are in the Author’s Corner with Kathryn Knoop to discuss their work: Tuft cells protect against intestinal inflammation through histone deacetylase 3. Dr. Moshe Biton discusses the inflammasome with Agnes Garcias Lopez and Marion Brunck. Finally, join Ashu Mangalam as he chats with Dr. Bojan Polic in “Behind the Science”.
Articles to mentioned in this episode:
Authors' Corner, Eshleman and Alenghat, Tuft cells protect against intestinal inflammation through histone deacetylase 3 - Mucosal Immunology
Moshe Biton, An inflammasome-driven differentiation program in intestinal stem cells protects against Salmonella infection | Nature Immunology
Affiliations:
Emily Eshleman, PhD - Medical College of Wisconsin, USA
Theresa Alenghat, PhD - Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, USA
Moshe Biton, PhD - Weizman Institute of Science, Israel
Bojan Polic, MD PhD - University of Rijeka, Croatia
Podcast team:Marion Brunck, PhD
Agnes Garcias Lopez, PhD
Ashu Mangalam, PhD
Kathryn Knoop, PhD

Dr. Vincent van Unen is in the Author’s Corner with Kathryn Knoop to discuss his work Tissue-embedded CD4+ plasticity defines mucosal immunity in inflammatory bowel disease in Mucosal Immunology. Then join Ashu Mangalam as he chats with Dr. Ben Marsland in “Behind the Science”. Finally, SMI president Dr. Clare Lloyd sits down with Kathryn Knoop to discuss how to get involved in SMI and publishing with Mucosal Immunology.

Dr. Rossana Azzoni is in the Author’s Corner with Kathryn Knoop to discuss her work Allergic lung inflammation can be modulated by niacin and drives the development of glycolytic eosinophils - Mucosal Immunology. Then join Ashu Mangalam as he chats with Dr. Katha Lahl in his new segment “Behind the Science”. Finally, Drs. June Round and Michail Lionakis sit down with Marion Brunck and Kathryn Knoop to discuss how fungal species impact mucosal immunity. Read more from Dr. Round: Beyond pathogen recognition: C-type lectin receptors in microbiota regulation - Mucosal Immunology

Join Kathryn Knoop with ICMI speakers Irene Salinas, Arthur Mortha, and Marion Pepper as they discuss how environmental pressures drive the immune system to evolve. Also, Marion Brunck talks with trainees about their work and the next ICMI - Japan 2028! 

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Join Kathryn Knoop and Marion Brunck at ICMI as they talk with Sing Sing Way, PhD from Cincinatti Children's Hospital Medical Center and Petter Brodin from Karolinska Institutet on the mucosal immune system during infancy. Also hear from trainees at their posters about the latest techniques being used.
Read more from Sing Sing Way: Learningimmunology from mothers and babies - Mucosal Immunology.