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Women described unplanned pregnancies on social media, attributing their ‘Ozempic babies’ to the new drugs go.nature.com/4chIMqX
Had a great time presenting my work and learning at #EULAR2024
"Anti-topoisomerase autoantibodies added in isolation or as immune complexes differentially regulate macrophage activation in systemic sclerosis"
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The UCL MRes Biosciences Scholarship (2024-2025) to support UK Black, Asian and ethnic minority students is open for applications 👉ucl.ac.uk/lifesciences-facul…
Excited to announce the publication of my first authored review chapter!
I delve into the role of macrophages in Systemic Sclerosis. To learn more about my research, check it out!
#SystemicSclerosis #Macrophages #ReviewChapter
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The programme for #VisualisingImmuno24 has been updated on our website!
👉 bit.ly/3vCUHiu
Check it out for more information on abstract submission, registration and travel/carer grants!
Re-post & share w/ everyone doing or learning to do #imaging of the #immune system
Speakers announced for @London_immuno's #VisualisingImmuno24!🌠
This event will welcome Prof Scott Mueller @SMuellerLab, Dr @IMalanchi, Prof @dandavis101 & Prof Gillian Griffiths @griffiths_lab 🤩
Submit your abstract here 👉bit.ly/3vCUHiu
The RF Charity is sharing my groups research. Proud to work in this project!
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#OnTheCover Major DNA Weakness: Groove Sequence & Selectivity of a Diimine Complex (Christine Cardin et al.) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @PrietoTayler @McquaidKane @ChristineCardin @andrew_kellett @SSPCentre @DiamondLightSou onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Really excited to share my first author paper🧬🔬 in @angew_chem from @ChristineCardin group. I am immensely grateful to all of my collaborators, whose contributions made this work possible @andrew_kellett @GeorgiaMenounou @DCU @ETN_Nature @UniRdg_Chem
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Our perception of colour changes as we get older, potentially explaining "why at least some older people may prefer to dress in bold colours", finds a new study led by Janneke van Leeuwen @mindmodels @UCLIoN. Report by @xanthaleatham @DailyMailUK dailymail.co.uk/news/article…
