Lymphocyte Activation Lab

Lymphocyte Activation Lab

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T and B lymphocytes, vital for our health, form the adaptive immune system. We investigate the regulation of B lymphocyte activation that mounts specific and highly effective antibody responses against pathogens. However, if lymphocyte activation is defected, we face pathological conditions such as autoimmunity or lymphoma. In our research, we integrate advanced light microscopy and proteomic approaches with cellular and in vivo models, to gain novel understanding on the cell biological phenomena of B cell activation.


Our work would not be possible without the critical support from these organizations:

 

Recent News

Lab outing summer

The lab swapped pipettes for chopsticks and climbing harnesses this summer. We kicked off with a sushi lunch before heading to FlowPark for an afternoon in the trees. Turns out that climbing trees is significantly harder than science, which, considering what we do for a living, says a lot. Read More "Lab outing summer"

Scar is adopted as the lab mascot

The lab welcomed their new support dog named Scar. While most of the lab memebers will be workig on the lab, Scar will be in the office offering his expertises and cuddles to everyone in need. A must need for every lab 😃 Read More "Scar is adopted as the lab mascot"

Preprint on Extracellular Vesicles from B cells is out

New preprint freshly coming through!  Check it out here if you are interested in B cells, extracellular vesicles virus or omics. Read More "Preprint on Extracellular Vesicles from B cells is out"