Associate Professor@UGA, UGA-PhysPharm, UGA-ILS, UGA-RBC, Neuroimmunologist, Studying innate immune lymphocytes in Parkinson's disease and synucleinopathies.
Joined December 2019
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Adoptive NK cell transfer confers #neuroprotection by attenuating #neuroinflammation and #alphasynuclein pathology in a mouse model of #synucleinopathy
Adetutu Adebowale, Jung Ha Byun, Jaegwon Chung..Jae-Kyung Lee @JamiseLeeLab @universityofga #Parkinsons
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New research from @JamiseLeeLab & colleagues identifies sig. diff.s in CD56dim Natural Killer cells that change with disease severity in #Parkinsons; The expressions of NK group 2D in NK cell subsets were sig. elevated in PD patients (vs controls)
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That’s a wrap on the first full day of the PD Gordon conference. The long trip to the Swiss Alps was definitely worth it. Check out the view from my room. Great program, great location. Thanks to @MaluTansey and all the program committee for their efforts.
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Trust and validate 👏 @Hlashuel #PDGRC23 – at El Daqahlia, Egypt
Important talk from @Hlashuel at @GordonConf #PDGRC23 … and great closing slide!
I can’t summarize it … read his papers :)
Great example of the systematic validations of common reagents (alpha-synuclein “oligomer specific antibodies”) @MichaelJFoxOrg
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I need RT help, please! JOIN US: @StJudeResearch Dev Neurobiology Dept is for Asst FACULTY in the Neuronal #CellBiology Division I'm building to mechanistically study neuron development & function. Read🧵on resources, mission & diversity Email to apply: jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/…
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
Unprecedented resource for neurodegenerative disease researchers. Over 100 different genetic variants implicated in Alzheimer's disease and other diseases. IMO the control "revertant" lines are the best part- the mutant cell line gene edited to wild type status
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🔊🔊Looking for Young Leaders in #Neuroscience. If you are one of them, please, answer this tweet!
I’ll be in touch with you!
Thanks👩🏻🔬!
📣PLEASE RT! – at Seville, Spain
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
"Medical professionals have long been concerned about dual hits contributing to the later emergence of Parkinson’s disease. Experts previously discussed this possibility in the context of influenza, however now we must consider COVID-19.” medicalnewstoday.com/article…
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
How do genetic and environment interact to alter microglia states and functions in health & disease?
Excited to share preprint collaboration with @macosko led by @MartineTherrie4 @dolanmjg @sasajereb and many others
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Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
.@UF neuroscientist Dr. @MaluTansey is co-director of @UFCTRND and her research is focused on understanding the immune system’s role in the development and progression of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. #UFWomenOfNeuro
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Hiring now! 2 technician positions available in my lab, 1) lab manager- mouse colony manager 2) mouse behavioral studies. Opportunities for independent projects/collaborations E-mail or DM. – at San Juan, Puerto Rico
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
Best Supporting Actress Winner Yuh-Jung Youn's acceptance speech was hysterical. Watch the full thing: abcn.ws/3nrYQxB #Oscars
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
"I think it's time to focus on the immune and inflammatory responses compounded by the environmental stressors that, combined with your genetics, increase your risk of neurodegenerative disease throughout your life." Dr. @MaluTansey #SolveAlzheimers #2021GairdnerSymposium
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
Congratulations to @universityofga and @ga_res_alliance on selecting such a renowned leader for the John H. “Johnny” Isakson Chair and Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar in Parkinson’s Research. I look forward to Dr. Anumantha Kanthasamy's work and leadership in this role.
Anumantha Kanthasamy, an internationally renowned researcher of Parkinson’s disease and related neurodegenerative disorders, has been appointed as the first John H. “Johnny” Isakson Chair and GRA Eminent Scholar in Parkinson’s Research. t.uga.edu/6QC
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
Thanks to @JamiseLeeLab for the opportunity to talk inflammasomes and hear about all the excitement @UGAResearch
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
Each year, MJFF honors one of our scientific advisors for their service and dedication to our shared goals. Congratulations to Dr. @MaluTansey, PhD, this year's recipient of our annual J. William Langston Award. bddy.me/2PzJ4UB @UFCTRND
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
Cool new paper with associations between gut microbes and specific dietary components
Top associated foods:
1. Coffee
2. Unsalted nuts
3. Dark chocolate
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee retweeted
Sex- and age‐dependent alterations of splenic immune cell profile and NK cell phenotypes and function in C57BL/6J mice dlvr.it/RqDBgL