Thomas Schüler

This study shows that mast cells use a RANKL-S1P axis to control lymphocyte egress from distant lymph nodes during skin inflammation.

This study shows that neutrophil phagocytic activity in S. aureus infection is driven by prior pathogen encounters rather than tissue dwell time.

The paper identifies a fibroblast-IL-7 feedback loop that promotes immunosuppressive monocyte-derived cells, which restrain CD4+ T cell responses during infection.