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Lan-Sun Chen

Heidelberg / DE

Dept. of Infectious Diseases, Medical Microbiology and Hygiene/University Hospital Heidelberg

Einsätze

01.06.2023

09:45 – 10:00 12 Min. 3 Min.
SCL 3-3
Bacteria-derived nucleic acids promote long-term hyperreactivity in macrophages by endosomal TLR stimulation
Nucleic-acid driven innate immunity, Trained innate immunity
Poster
P 032
Ribonuclease 6 processes bacterial RNA thus generating uridine-terminated products for toll-like receptor 8 stimulation
Nucleic-acid driven innate immunity, Pattern recognition receptors and inflammasomes