Dr. Lisa Reynolds

@drlarey.bsky.social

Associate Professor at the University of Victoria, Canada, investigating how bacteria and parasites in our guts influence immune development, homeostasis, infections, and allergies. Lab website: https://oac.uvic.ca/reynoldslab

Did you know that there are eosinophils in the thymus? Are you curious about what they might be doing there? If so please have a read of our latest review, where Dominique Gatti has summarized the status of the field and outstanding questions on this topic! :) academic.oup.com/jleukbio/art...

Thymic eosinophils: What are you doing here?

Eosinophils are present in thymus of humans and mice, and the heterogeneity of thymic eosinophil populations, their functional capacities, and the factors

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Our review on nematode immunomodulation is just out in Current Opinions in Microbiology! Here we discuss recent findings on immunomodulators with enzymatic or binding activities - binding to host cytokines or receptors, or other immune-relevant molecules. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Protein families secreted by nematodes to modulate host immunity

Parasitic nematodes release a wide variety of immunomodulatory proteins, which allow them to escape the host’s immune-mediated killing or ejection mec…

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