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Yellow Fever Vaccination: How Strong Immune Responses Are Triggered
A team around Anne Krug shows how specific immune cells are activated by the vaccine – an important starting point for the development of new vaccines.
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Multiple sclerosis: Triggers in the gut flora
As part of a twin study, a team around Anneli Peters and Lisa Ann Gerdes discovered bacteria in the small intestine that could be involved in the development of multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Malpighi Prize for physiologist Markus Sperandio
The physician is being honoured with the award by the European Society of Microcirculation (ESM).
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The Sustainability of Science
Molecular Biology student Stella Chroni supports the Green Office on Martinsried Campus, promoting sustainable lab practices and raising awareness among scientists and peers.
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How B and T cells fuel the pathological process in MS
Anneli Peters and her team have deciphered immunological mechanisms in so-called ectopic lymphoid follicle-like structures in multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Cell biology: how cells protect their centrosome against mechanical forces
When motile immune cells move through tissue, they are exposed to strong forces. Jörg Renkawitz and his team have discovered how these cells protect a sensitive organelle, the centrosome, from being destroyed.
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