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New research published in Cell Reports by the Dustin Group has discovered a new way for immune cells to relay information about infection or genetic mutations through dynamic, yet durable cell contacts before deciding how to respond.

Time lapse shown as a montage (time increasing from left to right & then through rows with interval of 2.5 minutes), of a human T cell engaging with a printed spot displaying messenger-associated signal. The cell moves around continuously but always pinned down, thus ensuring durable and continuous interaction. Note: raw images have been superimposed and smoothed for illustration.

Research Assistant in Immunology and Inflammation (185107)

With several clinical studies currently active in the lab you will be part of the team investigating the cellular and molecular response of patients to standard of care treatments and biologics for diseases including Rheumatoid Arthritis and Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

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