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CD8 T cells help fight off viral infection by detecting and killing infected cells. CD8 T cells detect MHC I + viral peptide on infected cells. One of the common tricks viruses use to avoid killing is to inhibit MHC I expression and presentation. (2/)
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Every school bus in the country should be adhering to these guidelines to avoid COVID transmission.
✅ Universal masking
✅ SalivaDirect testing
✅ <2 students/seat with the exception of 3/seat with siblings
✅ a one-inch window opening in the 2 middle and 2 last row windows twitter.com/linseymarr/sta…
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An excellent piece on why we should be looking to nasal spray as the future of COVID booster vaccines by @Carolynyjohnson
@NIAIDNews please include our Prime and Spike in the upcoming vaccine bake-off 🥺
washingtonpost.com/health/2022/04…
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My lab is looking for a project manager. If you are interested in a research associate position to oversee biorepository and manage cool #longCOVID immune profiling and #neuroimmune mouse projects, please apply below 👇🏽
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Getting ready for this town hall meeting👩🏻💻 I will discuss the latest results from MY-LC study with @PutrinoLab and also provide my updated hypotheses on the pathogenesis of long COVID and vaccine-related long-haul diseases based on data from the Yale LISTEN study with @hmkyale. twitter.com/kindred_health…
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What could be the possible causes of PAIS? Similar to #longCOVID, we hypothesize a) pathogen reservoir/remnants, b) autoimmunity, c) dysbiosis of microbiome/virome, and d) unrepaired tissue damage. None are mutually exclusive. (6/)
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An important study from @blish_lab and Tracey McLaughlin groups showing that mature adipocytes and adipose tissue macrophages become infected with SARS-CoV-2. Another potential viral reservoir?
By @RoniNYTimes with comments from @VishwaDeepDixi1
biorxiv.org/content/10.110… twitter.com/NYTScience/sta…
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This new preprint by Stadler et al. integrated data from 37 randomized controlled trials to ask how the timing and dose of passive antibodies (monoclonal Ab & convalescent plasma) predict protection from SARS-CoV-2 disease. A short 🧵 (1/)
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@bucketwoman0 @DocMoschos @kallmemeg Yes. Fully vaccinated people can still get long covid. Please see this entire thread by @dianaberrent 👇🏽 twitter.com/dianaberrent/s…
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Overall, this study adds to growing evidence that vaccines can improve symptoms and lessen the disease impact in #longCOVID.
What is the evidence? An important patient survey from @LongCovidSOS showed impact of vaccines on long covid symptoms. (5/)
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A very informative thread by @angie_rasmussen on how the delta variant may be more contagious. Striking findings 👇🏽
virological.org/t/viral-infect… twitter.com/angie_rasmusse…
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A new study by @carolilucas lab shows that vaccine booster type matters, especially for 50 and older. After the CoronaVac primary series, BNT162b2 or ChAdOx1 booster produces better neutralizing antibodies than the CoronaVac booster. @ScienceTM
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
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📣 New prize for young scientists (<35 years of age) working on transformative research in human immunology, with a first prize of $30,000 and runner-up prizes of $10,000.
Michelson Philanthropies & Science Prize for Immunology
Apply here 👇🏽
sciencemag.org/prizes/michels…