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M.-A. Mawhin

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Therapeutic inhibition of monocyte recruitment prevents checkpoint inhibitor-induced hepatitis

C. L. C. Gudd, S. R. Atkinson, E. Mitchell, M.-A. Mawhin, S. Turajlic, J. Larkin, M. R. Thursz, R. D. Goldin, N. Powell, C. G. Antoniades, K. J. Woollard, L. A. Possamai, E. Triantafyllou

This paper develops a mouse model to study CPI-hepatitis and shows that inhibiting CCR2+ monocyte recruitment prevents liver damage caused by checkpoint inhibitors.

bioRxiv · Aug 14, 2023Immunology

Analysis of receptor-ligand pairings and distribution of myeloid subpopulations across the animal kingdom reveals neutrophil evolution was facilitated by colony-stimulating factors.

D. Pinheiro, M.-A. Mawhin, M. Prendecki, K. J. Woollard

This study analyzes receptor-ligand pairings and myeloid subpopulations across species to show CSF3R/CSF3 emergence drove neutrophil evolution in mammals and birds.

bioRxiv · Jun 19, 2020Immunology