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Deciphering the Innate Immune Landscape and Host-Microbial Interactions in IBD
Date
May 18, 2024
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SOCIETY: AGA
| MACROPHAGE LRRK2 HYPERACTIVITY IMPAIRS AUTOPHAGY AND INDUCES PANETH CELL DYSFUNCTION AND INTESTINAL INFLAMMATION |
| TL1A DRIVES ILC-MEDIATED GRANULOPOIESIS AND COLITIS ASSOCIATED CANCER |
| IBD-RELATED DYSBIOSIS ACTIVATES EPITHELIAL DUOX2 TO CAUSE A LEAKY GUT IN PATIENTS AND ANIMAL MODELS. |
| SKIN INJURY INDUCES A CHANGE IN INTESTINAL IMMUNE HOMEOSTASIS AND ALTERS THE GUT MICROBIOME |
| MICROBIOTA-INDUCED ALTERATION OF KYNURENINE METABOLISM IN MACROPHAGES MEDIATE THE RECONSTRUCTION OF MESENTERIC CREEPING FAT |
| SPATIALLY RESOLVED INSIGHTS INTO FISTULATING CROHN'S DISEASE PATHOGENESIS: UNVEILING MOLECULAR HETEROGENEITY |
Moderators
University of Michigan
University of Massachusetts Medical School
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