David Glass, PhD

A study from the lab of @evnewell.bsky.social looks at the immune response to multiple myeloma. It turned out the most interesting thing was what they didn’t find: T cells that had already recognized and tried to fight off tumor cells. Read more: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40163891/

Hallmarks of T-cell exhaustion and antigen experience are absent in multiple myeloma from diagnosis to maintenance therapy Key PointsEvidence of tumor-specific and/or terminally exhausted CD8+ T cells is absent in a longitudinally analyzed cohort of patients with NDMM.

I'm happy to share our new publication exploring T cell responses in patients with newly diagnosed multiple myeloma. Using single-cell multi-omics, we found no evidence of T cell exhaustion nor a productive clonal T cell response, suggesting myeloma uses an alternative immune evasion strategy.

Come hear about human antibody-secreting cell multi-omic profiles and functional characteristics at my talk in the Lymphocyte Homeostasis session Tuesday @ 12:30 in Room 320! #AAI2025 @aai.org

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I'm also happy to receive the AAI-Thermo Fisher Trainee Achievement Award! This will be my first AAI Meeting, so I'm thrilled to be introduced to the community with such a nice welcome!

I'm presenting my research investigating multi-omic profiles and functional characteristics of human antibody-secreting cells at the Lymphocyte Homeostasis Block Symposium Tuesday at 12:30. If you love high-dimensional analyses, human immunology, and good old-fashioned benchtop experiments, stop by!