Immunology

Predicting developmental relationships of tumor resident and circulating T cells in ovarian cancer

1. Mayra S. Carneiro
2. Yacine Bareche
3. Cheng Zhao
4. Pamela Thébault
5. Kurosh Rahimi
6. Diane Provencher
7. Vanessa Samouélian
8. Béatrice Cormier
9. Jean-François Cailhier
10. Anne-Marie Mes-Masson
11. Sophie Petropoulos
12. John Stagg
13. Réjean Lapointe

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Olfactory detection of viruses shapes brain immunity and behavior in zebrafish

1. Aurora Kraus
2. Benjamin Garcia
3. Jie Ma
4. Kristian J. Herrera
5. Hanna Zwaka
6. Roy Harpaz
7. Ryan Y. Wong
8. Florian Engert
9. Irene Salinas

• Curated by eLife

  eLife assessment

  This study presents a useful description of transcriptional responses in adult zebrafish olfactory bulb microglia and neurons following exposure to infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus. This solid work advances our understanding of central nervous system responses to viral infection and provides an inventory of gene expression changes in particular cell types that can be used as hypothesis generators for future studies. Experiments to assess behavioral and neural responses to the virus in adults and larvae are inadequate and would benefit from a clearer conceptual framework that connects these avenues of investigation both to published literature and to the authors' single cell RNA sequencing results.

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Mast cell-derived BH4 is a critical mediator of postoperative pain

1. Philipp Starkl
2. Gustav Jonsson
3. Tyler Artner
4. Bruna Lenfers Turnes
5. Nadine Serhan
6. Tiago Oliveira
7. Laura-Marie Gail
8. Karel Stejskal
9. Keith M. Channon
10. Thomas Köcher
11. Georg Stary
12. Victoria Klang
13. Nicolas Gaudenzio
14. Sylvia Knapp
15. Clifford J. Woolf
16. Josef M. Penninger
17. Shane J.F. Cronin

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C-terminal truncation of CXCL10 attenuates inflammatory activity but retains angiostatic properties

1. Luna Dillemans
2. Karen Yu
3. Alexandra De Zutter
4. Sam Noppen
5. Mieke Gouwy
6. Nele Berghmans
7. Mirre De Bondt
8. Lotte Vanbrabant
9. Stef Brusselmans
10. Erik Martens
11. Dominique Schols
12. Pedro Elias Marques
13. Sofie Struyf
14. Paul Proost

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Quantitative analyses of T cell motion in tissue reveals factors driving T cell search in tissues

1. David J Torres
2. Paulus Mrass
3. Janie Byrum
4. Arrick Gonzales
5. Dominick N Martinez
6. Evelyn Juarez
7. Emily Thompson
8. Vaiva Vezys
9. Melanie E Moses
10. Judy L Cannon

• Curated by eLife

  eLife assessment

  This is a valuable study that quantifies CD8 T cell movement in different tissue environments and concludes that T cells display more confined movement in the inflamed lung than in lymph nodes or intestinal villi. The evidence supporting conclusions is solid with well-defined measurements and sufficient statistical analysis. The work will stimulate further efforts to understand the mechanisms behind the different behaviour of T cells that are important in host defence against intracellular pathogens and cancer.

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Dynamic control of gene expression by ISGF3 and IRF1 during IFNβ and IFNγ signaling

1. Aarathy Ravi Sundar Jose Geetha
2. Katrin Fischer
3. Olga Babadei
4. Georg Smesnik
5. Alex Vogt
6. Ekaterini Platanitis
7. Mathias Müller
8. Matthias Farlik
9. Thomas Decker

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Decoupled neoantigen cross-presentation by dendritic cells limits anti-tumor immunity against tumors with heterogeneous neoantigen expression

1. Kim Bich Nguyen
2. Malte Roerden
3. Christopher J Copeland
4. Coralie M Backlund
5. Nory G Klop-Packel
6. Tanaka Remba
7. Byungji Kim
8. Nishant K Singh
9. Michael E Birnbaum
10. Darrell J Irvine
11. Stefani Spranger

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  eLife assessment

  This important work advances our understanding of the import of clonal heterogeneity in cancers in immune response to individual antigens. The evidence supporting the conclusions is convincing, and uses interesting tools, although the mechanistic basis of the observations is unclear. The work will be of broad interest to immunologists including cancer immunologists.

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A simple protein-based surrogate neutralization assay for SARS-CoV-2

1. Kento T. Abe
2. Zhijie Li
3. Reuben Samson
4. Payman Samavarchi-Tehrani
5. Emelissa J. Valcourt
6. Heidi Wood
7. Patrick Budylowski
8. Alan P. Dupuis
9. Roxie C. Girardin
10. Bhavisha Rathod
11. Jenny H. Wang
12. Miriam Barrios-Rodiles
13. Karen Colwill
14. Allison J. McGeer
15. Samira Mubareka
16. Jennifer L. Gommerman
17. Yves Durocher
18. Mario Ostrowski
19. Kathleen A. McDonough
20. Michael A. Drebot
21. Steven J. Drews
22. James M. Rini
23. Anne-Claude Gingras

Reviewed by ScreenIT

Discriminating mild from critical COVID-19 by innate and adaptive immune single-cell profiling of bronchoalveolar lavages

1. Els Wauters
2. Pierre Van Mol
3. Abhishek Dinkarnath Garg
4. Sander Jansen
5. Yannick Van Herck
6. Lore Vanderbeke
7. Ayse Bassez
8. Bram Boeckx
9. Bert Malengier-Devlies
10. Anna Timmerman
11. Thomas Van Brussel
12. Tina Van Buyten
13. Rogier Schepers
14. Elisabeth Heylen
15. Dieter Dauwe
16. Christophe Dooms
17. Jan Gunst
18. Greet Hermans
19. Philippe Meersseman
20. Dries Testelmans
21. Jonas Yserbyt
22. Sabine Tejpar
23. Walter De Wever
24. Patrick Matthys
25. CONTAGIOUS collaborators
26. Maria Bosisio
27. Michael Casaer
28. Frederik De Smet
29. Paul De Munter
30. Stephanie Humblet-Baron
31. Adrian Liston
32. Natalie Lorent
33. Kim Martinod
34. Paul Proost
35. Jeroen Raes
36. Karin Thevissen
37. Robin Vos
38. Birgit Weynand
39. Carine Wouters
40. Johan Neyts
41. Joost Wauters
42. Junbin Qian
43. Diether Lambrechts

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Which animals are at risk? Predicting species susceptibility to Covid-19

1. MR Alexander
2. CT Schoeder
3. JA Brown
4. CD Smart
5. C Moth
6. JP Wikswo
7. JA Capra
8. J Meiler
9. W Chen
10. MS Madhur

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