The Heit lab is having a fantastic time at the Canadian Society for Immunology 2018 Annual Meeting. Great science, great interactions, and more than a bit of fun! Day 2 of #CSI2018 is staring in a few minutes. Looking forward to another day of great science! pic.twitter.com/tPRRLSFPV7 — Bryan Heit (@BryanHeit) June 3, 2018
We are excited to announce that the 2018 RGE Murray Lecturship will be given by Dr. Joanna Goldberg from Emory University. Dr. Goldberg is a leading expert in the pathobiology of Pseudomonas and Burkholderia infections during cystic fibrosis. Save the date and attend if you can! —
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On Friday our honours students Adam and Elaine both gave excellent presentations of the work they conducted over the past 8 months. Great work, great presentations, and excellent science! Elaine, showing off some live cell microscopy from our lab during todays honour student thesis presentations. pic.twitter.com/K6wQ1bXnmQ — Bryan Heit (@BryanHeit) April 6, 2018
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In this video the activity of a signaling pathway regulating efferocytosis – the engulfment and destruction of apoptotic (dying) cells by phagocytes such as macrophages – is monitored by fluorescent microscopy. These macrophages are expressing synthetic genes which mark the plasma membrane of the cell in red (PM-RFP), and the signaling lipid PI(3)P in green
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