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We study innate immunity with a focus on ILCs, macrophages, and DCs. The account is led by trainees. @wusm_pathology @WUSTLmed

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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
2 months
Our new study by @DuSiling reveals how CSF1R mutations in adult-onset leukoencephalopathy with axonal spheroids and pigmented glia (ALSP) disrupt glial homeostasis. Key roles for oligodendrocytes, astrocytes & STAT3 signaling.
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Nature Immunology - Adult-onset leukoencephalopathy with axonal spheroids and pigmented glia is a neurodegenerative disorder caused by pathogenic CSF1R mutations. Here the authors find that...
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
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Congrats to @KedmiRanit’s group! RORγt⁺ APCs prime food-specific pTregs and induce oral tolerance. Infection or food poisoning temporarily bypasses this, allowing CD8αβ T cell responses to mimicked food antigens without breaking long-term oral tolerance.
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Nature - Immune tolerance to dietary antigens is mediated by a circuit of dedicated antigen-presenting cells and T cells, ensuring protective effector responses without compromising the...
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
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As RORγt⁺ APC gain attention for their tolerogenic roles, Schraml’s group also highlights their inflammatory potential. Key questions remain: How are RORγt⁺ APC specified? Are eTAC and RORγt⁺ DC distinct or the same? What dictates tolerance vs. inflammation? Fast-moving field!.
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
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Big shoutout to Brown’s group: IRF8-dependent TC are essential for inducing food-specific pTregs & establishing oral tolerance! In line with recent work from Mucida’s, Littman’s, Gardner’s, and our group highlighting the role of RORγt⁺ APC in this process.
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In the intestine, peripherally induced regulatory T (pTreg) cells play an essential role in suppressing inflammatory responses to food proteins. However, the identity of the antigen-presenting cells...
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
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Excited to share that our work by @PatFernRod and @TongWu99 is published in Cell: RORγt+ DCs are required to induce oral tolerance. Their absence reduces pTregs and impairs oral tolerance to dietary antigens. Read more:
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
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RT @ShoutangW: Loss of ATG7 in microglia impairs UPR, triggers ferroptosis, and weakens amyloid pathology control ….
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The Colonna Lab
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RT @JExpMed: Cai et al. @TheColonnaLab @washumedicine show that, in an #Alzheimers mouse model, microglial Atg7 deletion impairs plaque cov….
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
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RT @zefachi: Excited to share that our work is featured on the cover of the latest issue of Cell Host & Microbe! Check it out! @TheColonnaL….
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The Colonna Lab
7 months
Our new paper in Cell Host & Microbe:.Low-fiber diets worsen C. difficileĀ infection by increasing epithelial MHC-II and expanding pathogenic CD4+ IELs. Fiber-derived acetate and FFAR2 boost ILC3 IL-22, suppressing colonic MHC-II and aiding recovery.
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The Colonna Lab
9 months
Our work by Fachi et al. @zefachi is out in PNAS! We show how NKp46+ ILC3s boost early gut defense against C. difficile infection by producing GM-CSF to support neutrophils. A potential path to new CDI treatments!.
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
1 year
Farewell party for David, a student from Ulrike Schleicher lab, who was a visiting student in our lab! Good luck David
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
1 year
Check out our newest resource led by @jaeger_natalia and @UlezkoAlina describing the NK-ILC1 gradient in human tissues: The IEL contains true mature (PRDM1+) and immature (PRDM1-) EOMES-ILC1, while other tissues harbor ILC1-like NKs expressing ZNF683.
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
1 year
Our new paper led by @TihanaTrsan, collaboration with @TheXavierLab, investigating the link between FGFR1OP and Crohn’s disease. Deletion of FGFR1OP, a centrosomal protein, in mouse gut cells disrupts crypt architecture, causing inflammation and fatality
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Trsan etĀ al. show that deletion of the centrosomal protein FGFR1OP in mouse intestinal cells disrupts crypt architecture, impairs regeneration, and causes inflammation. FGFR1OP is crucial for...
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@TheColonnaLab
The Colonna Lab
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Congrats @PatFernRod! Distinct lineages contribute to cDC2 diversity: lymphoid-derived pDC-like and myeloid-derived pre-cDC2 both develop into transcriptionally similar cDC2, crucial for humoral immune responses, and are distinct from pro-DC3 derived DC3.
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cDC2 and their precursors exhibit heterogeneity, yet the role of ontogeny remains unclear. Rodrigues etĀ al. show that Cd300c labels a bone marrow cDC2 progenitor, which encompasses lymphoid-derived...
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