Excited for our seminar next week - July 2, 4 pm CEST - with two fantastic early life speakers and topics: 🎤 Muzlifah Haniffa - Decoding the tissue ecosystems of the human body 🎤Evita Lou - Searching for immunomodulatory metabolites in early life Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars

Interesting review on early life immune development: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Immune development in early life - Nature Immunology

Palma et al. discuss the current state of the field on early immune development in humans.

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Looking forward to our seminar today, 4 pm CEST! Join us and register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars

Early-life Immune Network Europe@efis-eline.bsky.social · 2mo ago

In our next seminar on June 4, 4 pm CEST, we focus on B cells with 2 fantastic speakers: 🎤Joan Yuan - Mapping the early-life imprinting of adult B cells 🎤Reem Naamneh - Shaping Early-Life Oral Immunity: Uncovering a Novel Role for Maternal Antibodies Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars

In our next seminar on June 4, 4 pm CEST, we focus on B cells with 2 fantastic speakers: 🎤Joan Yuan - Mapping the early-life imprinting of adult B cells 🎤Reem Naamneh - Shaping Early-Life Oral Immunity: Uncovering a Novel Role for Maternal Antibodies Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars

One week until our next seminar, Thursday, May 7, 4 pm CET🤩 Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars

Early-life Immune Network Europe@efis-eline.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Looking forward to our next seminar on May 7🎉 🎤Tobias Kollmann - Why do newborns die? What we can do about it: Shift focus from pathogen to host 🎤Clara Delaroque - Microbiome in Heritage: How Maternal Microbiome Transmission Impacts Next-Generation Health Registration: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars

Looking forward to our next seminar on May 7🎉 🎤Tobias Kollmann - Why do newborns die? What we can do about it: Shift focus from pathogen to host 🎤Clara Delaroque - Microbiome in Heritage: How Maternal Microbiome Transmission Impacts Next-Generation Health Registration: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars

1 week until our next seminar! 🎉 Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars

Early-life Immune Network Europe@efis-eline.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Save the date for our second seminar: April 2, 4 pm CET 🎤 Adrian Erlebacher - Mechanisms of parturition timing in mice 🎤 Dan Corral – Maternal Immune Regulation of Lactation Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars #EarlyLifeImmunity #Immunology #EFIS

Nearly every baby is colonized by various E. coli at birth, but luckily only 1 in 1000 develops a severe infection: A new paper in Nature shows how maternal IgG specific to mum`s gut E.coli protects neonates. Read here: www.nature.com/articles/s41... #EFIS #ELINE #NeonatalImmmunology (1/7)

Natural maternal immunity protects neonates from Escherichia coli sepsis - Nature

Neonatal sepsis caused by Escherichia coli is associated with reduced transfer of pathogen-specific maternal antibodies and, in a mouse model, can be prevented by maternal preconceptual&nbsp...

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Save the date for our second seminar: April 2, 4 pm CET 🎤 Adrian Erlebacher - Mechanisms of parturition timing in mice 🎤 Dan Corral – Maternal Immune Regulation of Lactation Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars #EarlyLifeImmunity #Immunology #EFIS

EFIS-ELINE - Seminars

Seminars run on the first Thursday of every month at 16:00 CET. We kick off with a 15-minute spotlight talk from an early-career researcher, then a senior scientist takes the stage for a deeper dive, ...

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Most vaccines are designed to protect against a single pathogen - this new study proposes a different concept: mucosal vaccination providing broad protection against multiple respiratory pathogens. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... Reminds us of BCG vaccination in neonates! (1/7)

Mucosal vaccination in mice provides protection from diverse respiratory threats

Traditional vaccines target specific pathogens, limiting their scope against diverse respiratory threats. We describe an intranasal liposomal formulation combining toll-like receptor (TLR) 4 and 7/8 l...

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New exciting #NeonatalImmunology paper: Peripheral immune-inducer dendritic cells drive early-life allergic inflammation (1/5) www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Peripheral immune-inducer dendritic cells drive early-life allergic inflammation - Nature

Early-life exposure to allergens triggers a distinct local mode of dendritic cell activation in neonatal skin without requiring migration to lymph nodes, which shapes responses to allergens in later l...

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One week until our the kick-off of our seminar series! Stay tuned and register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars #EarlyLifeImmunity #Immunology #EFIS

Early-life Immune Network Europe@efis-eline.bsky.social · 6mo ago

We are excited to kick-off of our seminar series on March 5, 4pm CET 🥳 🎤 Petter Brodin – A seeding reaction to colonizing microbes in human newborns 🎤 Eva Stange – Neonatal liver niches program T cell tolerance Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars #EarlyLifeImmunity #Immunology #EFIS

We are excited to kick-off of our seminar series on March 5, 4pm CET 🥳 🎤 Petter Brodin – A seeding reaction to colonizing microbes in human newborns 🎤 Eva Stange – Neonatal liver niches program T cell tolerance Register here: www.efis-eline.eu/seminars #EarlyLifeImmunity #Immunology #EFIS

EFIS-ELINE - Seminars

Seminars run on the first Thursday of every month at 16:00 CET. We kick off with a 15-minute spotlight talk from an early-career researcher, then a senior scientist takes the stage for a deeper dive, ...

efis-eline.eu