
Preprint Club
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NRI Preprint Highlights
Jan 2021 Gea-Mallorqui E. et al. Sensing our Z-RNAs
Jan 2021 Brown M. et al. Super(antigen) target for SARS-CoV-2
Feb 2021 Saffern M. et al. Taking CAR T cells up a synthetic Notch
Feb 2021 Pedroza-Pacheco I. et al. Targeting autoantibodies in COVID-19
Mar 2021 LaMarche N. et al. Maternal infection programmes offspring immunity
Mar 2021 Richter F.C. et al. One carbon (metabolism) to rule T cell identity
Apr 2021 Mattiuz R. et al. Innate IL-13 licenses dermal type 2 dendritic cells for efficient T helper 2 cell responses
Apr 2021 Alrubayyi A. et al. Seeing SARS-CoV-2 variants through the eyes of T cells
May 2021 Park MD. et al. Cooperation between the alveolar epithelium and lung-resident basophils shapes alveolar macrophages
May 2021 Newman J. et al. NK cells seize PD1 from leukaemia cells
June 2021 Mazet JM et al. Rather active for ‘exhausted’ T cells
June 2021 Reid A. et al. Exhausted T cells never fully recover
October 2021 O'Donnell T. et al. Repeat elements amplify TLR signaling
November 2021 Lubitz G. et al. Not just neighbours: positive feedback between tumour-associated macrophages and exhausted T cells
January 2022 Brenna E. et al. Harnessing CXCL13 in ovarian cancer
January 2022 Pia L. et al. Omicron entry route
December 2021 Ruffin N. et al. A pan-cancer signature for dysfunctional T cells
November 2021 Richter F.C. et al. Commonalities of macrophage features across tissues and inflammation
February 2022 Tran M. et al. Exhausted T cell phenotypes depend on TCR signal strength
March 2022 Ravindran R. et al. ILC3-induced regulatory T cells are directed by gut microorganisms
April 2022 Saffern M. et al. The two faces of pancreas tissue-resident macrophages.
April 2022 Charlton B. et al. Comparative immunology reveals different flavours of cGAS.
2020 Complete list of COVID-19 preprints highlights
Jan 2021 Nature Reviews Immunology Editorial: Watching preprints evolve
April 2020 Vabret N. et al. Advancing scientific knowledge in times of pandemics