Caroline Pumpe

This study shows that macrophage sex identity determines infection outcomes in Drosophila, with feminized male macrophages reducing susceptibility to S. aureus.

This study shows that agalactosylated IgG N-glycans in RA reduce neutrophilic inflammation by decreasing FcγR binding and downstream signaling, suggesting they may act as a compensatory anti-inflammatory mechanism.

The paper shows plasma short-fragment cfDNA concentration is higher in acute and chronic aortic disease compared to controls and is higher in acute cases, suggesting it could be a diagnostic biomarker.