Richard Jin

Excited to share my 2nd first author work from @annamolofskylab.bsky.social. We show that microglial cathepsin B promotes neuronal efferocytosis in 🐟&🐁 🧠 Possible w/ amazing lab members, Dr. Anderson, Dr. Escoubas, Sunny Mula, & Dr. Nakajo. 🙏🏽 More later.

I will say, SJS -> TEN, while rarer, is something I spend a lot of brain space worrying about when starting some of our meds (probably a byproduct of our emphasis on it during training). Glad to see this study and the overlap w/immunity (type I/II IFNs!) w/ therapeutic implications.

Persistence of spike protein at the skull-meninges-brain axis may contribute to the neurological sequelae of COVID-19 SARS-CoV-2 infection can lead to long-lasting neurological sequelae, but underlying mechanisms are unclear. Rong et al. report that SARS-CoV-2 spike protein persists in the skull-meninges-brain axis, ...

Some nice 🔬 tissue-cleared whole body imaging of spike protein distribution in mice.
Adding to evidence of lingering viral protein after viral clearance (in SARS-CoV-2) and preclinical evidence that presence of protein itself can have neurobehavioral consequences. www.cell.com/cell-host-mi...

You wanted starter packs to be searchable. Our engineers are busy keeping us online, so in the meantime, an independent developer built a new searchable library of starter packs. This is the beauty of building in the open 🦋

🤚 yes please, I’d love to me added. Thanks!

👋 hooray for type I IFNs!

#immunosky #neuroskyence

A neuroimmunology starter pack! Loving how organized the platform is to connect people and scientific/clinical communities.

Hey Joe, thanks for starting this! I’d love to join the list.

Thanks for starting this! I’d love to join the list.

Thanks for starting this! I’d love to join the list.

Thanks for starting this! I’d love to join the list.

Thanks for starting this! I’d love to join the list.