Emily Eshleman @emeshlem.bsky.social · 27/03/2026Amazing work by @babiesresearch.bsky.social showing another way moms protect their babies. 000
Emily Eshleman @emeshlem.bsky.social · 27/03/2026Congrats to @babiesresearch.bsky.social and team on another great paper showing the importance of KLF2+ T cells in promoting tolerance! 020
Reposted by Emily EshlemanCincinnati Children’s Research @cincyresearch.bsky.social · 26/03/2026Why do women with IBD face higher pregnancy risks? New research from our expert's links reduced KLF2+ CD4 T cells to infertility and complications—offering insight into the biology behind these challenges. Learn more: @pnas.org @babiesresearch.bsky.social #WomensHealth #Microbiome #MaternalHealthscienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.orgWhy Do Women with IBD Face Higher Risk of Pregnancy Complications? - Research Horizons 021
Reposted by Emily Eshlemanallen institute @alleninstitute.org · 24/04/2025#Immunology2025 - Don't miss Claire Gustafson's workshop on using multi-omics to explore immune responses across healthy age! 🗓️ Tues., May 6, 8:30-9:15 AM 📍 Workshop Room 2 🔗 More info on our #AAI2025 activities: alleninstitute.org/events/aai-2... @aai.orgalleninstitute.orgAmerican Association of Immunologists 2025 - Allen Institute for ImmunologyThe Allen Institute for Immunology will be at AAI 2025. Come meet our scientists, learn about our open resources, talk to our recruiting team about career opportunities, and more! 063
Reposted by Emily EshlemanBella Rauch @rauchlab.bsky.social · 13/03/2025Let's not forget that apart from science advocacy the Rauch lab also does kick-ass science! Together with the @psmitchej.bsky.social and Tait Wojno labs, we show that #tuftcells can induce specific protective signaling after recognition of intracellular bacterial infection via the #inflammasome! 46322
Reposted by Emily Eshlemanbcellbruno.bsky.social @bcellbruno.bsky.social · 20/02/2025Check out our newest study on intratumoral B cells that are educated outside of TLS! #Bcells @upmchillmancc.bsky.social 041
Reposted by Emily EshlemanJournal of Clinical Investigation @jci.org · 14/01/2025A mother’s work is never done.. Giang Pham & team explore the function of mother cells that persist in murine offspring: www.jci.org/articles/view/187001 031
Reposted by Emily EshlemanMucosal Immunology @mucosalimmunol.bsky.social · 24/12/2024More from our #EmergingLeadersInMI topping our list of most read articles in 2024: Epithelial regulation of microbiota-immune cell dynamics from @alenghatlab.bsky.social and @emeshlem.bsky.social www.mucosalimmunology.org/article/S193... 0134