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Remember to submit during a #CallforPapers like this #ArticleinPress, Citrullination, a novel post-translational modification of elastin, is involved in #COPD Pathogenesis (Mark Murphy et al. @RCSI_Irl):
ow.ly/ow4G50Teifc
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On the cover of @MedCellPress - our Phase 2 RCT of alpha-1 antitrypsin for #COVID19. Cool cover illustration! @AlphaFriend @Alpha1_Ireland @RCSI_Irl @stjamesdublin @Beaumont_Dublin @Beaumont_ICU @NUIGalwayMed
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Delighted to see our #COVID19 clinical trial paper feature on the cover of the most recent issue of @MedCellPress link to full text: cell.com/med/fulltext/S2666-… @RCSI_Irl @RCSI_Research @RCSI_RespLab
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ONLINE NOW: McElvaney et al present the results of a randomized trial of alpha-1 antitrypsin for patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome secondary to COVID-19. Circulating IL-6 and other pro-inflammatory markers were decreased at one week in the treatment group.
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Are you a researcher or academic?
Got 5 minutes?
@ICoRSA_News wants to know a bit about your experience of research career progression and precarity.
Check out their Global Survey on Research Career Progression: surveymonkey.com/r/GFD2R3P
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Now online! Complement activation induces excessive T cell cytotoxicity in severe COVID-19 dlvr.it/SG8dfp
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We are hiring a postdoctoral researcher on our SFI-Funded AdaptaLox project, looking at the links between low oxygen & bacterial adaptation in #CysticFibrosis. Details ucd.ie/workatucd/jobs/ ref: 013893
Come & work with us! @UCD_Conway @UCD_SBBS @UCDResearch #JobFairy
please RT
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RTs really appreciated, great postdoc opportunity to work at the cutting edge of human respiratory immunology. Closing date September 30th
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Less than two weeks to go to apply. Interested in a postdoc combining circadian biology, metabolism and respiratory disease, look no further :) Unique opportunity to work between my lab at that of the McElvaney group. RTs most welcome. my.corehr.com/pls/rcsirecrui…
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I put together a blog post on why child poverty is a significant problem in Ireland and why we need to set a target for its elimination.
It's here on the @PsychologistsI
site psychangeireland.wixsite.com…
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We have a fully funded PhD project available to study neutrophilic inflammation in chronic lung disease.
A great opportunity for the right candidate - our lab is friendly and fun.
Come and work with @MereteLong @KeirHolly @Shoemelia on a great project!
findaphd.com/phds/project/ch…
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Characterization of the Inflammatory Response to Severe COVID-19 Illness
🔓 Open Access
🔗 ow.ly/OVVz50BsA6H
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Tissue-Resident Alveolar Macrophages Do Not Rely on Glycolysis for LPS-induced Inflammation ow.ly/pSgG50ymAgT
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Postdoc opportunity to work on neutrophils in Berlin
mpiib-berlin.mpg.de/1975867/…
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Check out this CRISPRi toolkit for silencing gene expression in #Burkholderia from Silvia Cardona's lab @cardona_lab. They also putatively identified 67 genera of Proteobacteria that could be modified with this toolkit. A great tool for #microbiologists! hubs.ly/H0lz54T0
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Right, the Ireland and Brexit thread. Why the backstop is not annexation, might be undemocratic but that could be negotiated by a mature UK Government, and is required because of history, identity and normal border procedures 1/
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Year after year: when the mist would start
To lift off fields and inlets, when morning light
Would open like the grain of life being split,
Day in, day out, I’d come alive again
Mark Murphy retweeted
Our @SciReports paper on immune response of bovine cells to S. aureus lineages, co-first-authored with @MarkinHPI is finally out! So excited to see the first part of my PhD published!
#published #theups
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
Staph aureus lineages likely use different strategies when infecting bovine cells, highlighting a diversified evolution and the shortcoming of studying only a single strain (a project we worked on while I was at Teagasc): disq.us/t/3dqe80f
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