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With “OrgaPlexing” Max Planck researchers reveal how immune cells organize their intracellular architecture to control inflammatory processes
How communication between lysosomes and mitochondria controls Salmonella growth in macrophages
The Rambold Lab presenting virtually on “Lysosome signaling induces mitochondrial itaconate to suppress permissive bacterial growth niches” at the ASCB meeting 2020.
The DFG has approved an extension of the SFB/TRR 167 “Development, function and potential of myeloid cells in the central nervous system” (“NeuroMac”) coordinated by University Clinic Freiburg.
We are excited about our collaboration with the Grosschedl lab: Wang Y, Zolotarev N, Yang CY, Rambold A, Mittler G & Grosschedl R (2020): A Prion-like Domain in Transcription Factor EBF1 Promotes Phase Separation and Enables B Cell Programming of Progenitor Chromatin. Immunity 53 (2020)
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