Tyron Chang is a PhD student at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in the Immunology Department.
Prior to graduate school, he studied how Th2 responses can regulate viral latency in murine B cells. Currently, his research focuses on how macronutrients can selectively enhance protein stability to trigger antiviral defense in mammalian cells.
Tiny Gut Microbes Boost the Immune System to Fight against Cancer
In this blog, we will delve into how the microorganisms residing in our intestines can impact the anti-tumor response triggered by immune checkpoint b...
From Powerhouses to Inferno: A Mitochondrial Messenger Fuels Inflammation
In this blog, we discuss the concept of immunometabolism, including a new study published by Hooftman et al. (2023) in Nature showing how a molecule d...
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