Kipnis Lab
@kipnislab
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We like all things #neuroimmune!
St Louis, MO
Joined August 2019
RT @Fusion_Conf: @kipnislab we are looking forward to your presentation at #TargetAD25 in Crete next May🇬🇷☀️Registration & Talk Submission….
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RT @EricTopol: New @Nature .An unanticipated discovery: the brain suppresses the immune response by producing autoimmune "guardian peptide….
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Nature - Central nervous system (CNS)-derived regulatory self-peptides are essential for maintaining a continuous dialogue between the CNS and the immune system while balancing overt autoreactivity.
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RT @ImmunoPodcast: How is the #CNS protected from the immune system?. @MitchKim_MW and a team in the @KipnisLab found that regulatory self-….
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RT @jonykipnis: Excited to share a new work from @kipnislab by amazing Wenqing Gao (twitter-less) on developing engineered T cell therapy f….
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Nature - This study presents a new T cell therapy targeting spinal cord injury, providing a potential new approach for injured CNS.
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We are very proud of @DuSiling for wining the best poster prize at @WashUdbb @WUSTLImmuno retreat! Congrats, Siling! The story is amazing and you are very deserving of this recognition!
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RT @DuSiling: 🧵 Excited to share my first preprint from my PhD @kipnislab and @TheColonnaLab: "Brain-Engrafted Monocyte-derived Macrophages….
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Microglia are thought to originate exclusively from primitive macrophage progenitors in the yolk sac (YS) and to persist throughout life without much contribution from definitive hematopoiesis. Here,...
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RT @castel_giulia: Our Spotlight on the groundbreaking work of @lcdsmyth, @jonykipnis, @kipnislab and colleagues is out in @TrendsImmuno. 🧠….
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Excited that this conference is coming to us! Amazing lineup of speakers! Please register and RT!.
Excited to co-host another amazing conference #ReThinkNeuroimmunology together with @IdoAmitLab. This time we are hosting @WUSTLmed @WUSTL. Registration site is now open. Please register asap. Number of seats is limited.
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RT @jonykipnis: In 1992 @SciAM article, Carla Shatz summarized Hebb’s theory as “Neurons that fire together wire together”. Today, inspire….
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RT @WUSTLmed: WashU Medicine researchers are uncovering sleep’s role in maintaining brain health. Rhythmic waves associated with restful sl….
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Findings could lead to new approaches for Alzheimer’s, other neurological conditions
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RT @neurobenjamin: Excited to share our work published today. We identified that neurons are the master organizers for brain fluid perfusio….
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RT @Nature: Nature research paper: Neuronal dynamics direct cerebrospinal fluid perfusion and brain clearance
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RT @Nature: Active neurons can stimulate the clearance of their own metabolic waste by driving changes to ion gradients in the surrounding….
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Nature - Neurons stimulate the brain's waste disposal system.
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RT @IshmailSaboor: This paper from @jonykipnis lab is incredible. Striking results that have updated how I think about what neural activity….
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RT @felipe_pinh0: Absolutely honored to join the CZI community and thrilled to embark on this with the one and only @jonykipnis. This joint….
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RT @NatRevImmunol: The regulation and differentiation of regulatory T cells and their dysfunction in autoimmune diseases .
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RT @tischfield: Thank you to @matrongolo, @d0ctorphil, Aditya Jain, Akash Reddy, Gaetan Barbet, Young-Kwon Hong, Junbing Wu, and rest of th….
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RT @lcdsmyth: We're excited to share these tools with the scientific community to enable a more precise dissection of the functions of diff….
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RT @jonykipnis: Super excited for this award for our collaborative project with @felipe_pinh0. But even more excited to join this exception….
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RT @WUSTLmed: How does fluid waste leave the brain? A new study by #WashUMed uncovers the passageways that carry waste away from the brain,….
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Discovered route serves as passageway to clear fluid waste from brain
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