Eager to wrap up the sleeves, Diogo, from beautiful Porto, starts as our new Erasmus trainee and Master’s student! Welcome!
Welcome Elmeri and Eveliina!
Belated corona-spring personnel news: Elmeri started his Master’s thesis project in the midst of the lab shutdown. Now back in the lab!
Eveliina, a new undergraduate student, helped us to get things progressing again in the lab after the shutdown. Eveliina will continue as a part time research assistant during her studies.
Sigrid Juselius foundation funding
3 years of funding granted from Sigrid Juselius foundation!
Big thanks!
Paper accepted!
We are pleased to announce that our latest manuscript, titled “Missing-In-Metastasis / Metastasis Suppressor 1 regulates B cell receptor signaling, B cell metabolic potential and T cell-independent immune responses”, has been approved for production and accepted for publication in Frontiers in Immunology.
A preprint of the paper, can be found at bioRxiv.
Many thanks to all involved!
New MSc student!
Elmeri, a student from the Master’s program in Biomedical Imaging joins the lab! Welcome!
Finnish Cultural Foundation funding
Sara receives a one-year grant from the Finnish Cultural Foundation! Congratulations!
TuDMM doctoral student position
Congratulations! Sara receives a funded doctoral student position from TuDMM!
Paper accepted!
We are pleased to announce that our latest paper, titled “B cells rapidly target antigen and surface-derived MHCII into peripheral degradative compartments” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Cell Science! The manuscript can be found here. Accompanying scripts can be found at GitHub.
Thanks for all involved!
Two papers submitted!
We have submitted two papers!
Missing-In-Metastasis / Metastasis Suppressor 1 modulates B cell receptor signaling, B cell metabolic potential and T cell-independent immune responses. AV Sarapulov, P Petrov, S Hernandez-Perez, V Sustar, E Kuokkanen, M Vainio, L Cords, M Fritzsche, Y Carrasco, PK Mattila (2019) Preprint available at bioRxiv
B cells rapidly target antigen and surface-derived MHCII into peripheral degradative compartments. S Hernández-Pérez*, M Vainio*, E Kuokkanen, V Sustar, P Petrov, S Fórsten, V Paavola, J Rajala, LO Awoniyi, AV Sarapulov, H Vihinen, E Jokitalo, A Bruckbauer, PK Mattila (2019) Preprint available at bioRxiv
* the authors contributed equally to the study.
Mattila Lab affiliated to Turku Bioscience Center!
It is our pleasure to announce that our research group is now affiliated to Turku Bioscience Center!