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New regulators of inflammation and mechanisms of defense against infections mark the final afternoon of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity

New regulators of inflammation and mechanisms of defense against infections mark the final afternoon of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity

09/08/2026
Researchers from USP, Unicamp, and The Ohio State University presented findings on inflammasomes...
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Research shows how immunity can be trained to provide protection—and how excessive responses can promote disease

Research shows how immunity can be trained to provide protection—and how excessive responses can promote disease

09/08/2026
Talks presented on the morning of the final day of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity...
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Trained immunity, tuberculosis, and inflammatory memory in the lungs mark the afternoon of the first day of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity

Trained immunity, tuberculosis, and inflammatory memory in the lungs mark the afternoon of the first day of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity

09/08/2026
Researchers from Brazil, the United States, New Zealand, and Argentina presented new findings on...
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Tuberculosis from three perspectives: bacterial survival, vaccines, and tissue protection

Tuberculosis from three perspectives: bacterial survival, vaccines, and tissue protection

09/08/2026
At the International Symposium on Innate Immunity, researchers discussed mechanisms used by...
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Artificial intelligence could accelerate research on influenza and antimicrobial resistance

Artificial intelligence could accelerate research on influenza and antimicrobial resistance

09/01/2026
Institut Pasteur de São Paulo and the French company Tekkare bring together researchers for two...
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New regulators of inflammation and mechanisms of defense against infections mark the final afternoon of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity

New regulators of inflammation and mechanisms of defense against infections mark the final afternoon of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity

09/08/2026
Researchers from USP, Unicamp, and The Ohio State University presented findings on inflammasomes...
Research shows how immunity can be trained to provide protection—and how excessive responses can promote disease

Research shows how immunity can be trained to provide protection—and how excessive responses can promote disease

09/08/2026
Talks presented on the morning of the final day of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity...
Trained immunity, tuberculosis, and inflammatory memory in the lungs mark the afternoon of the first day of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity

Trained immunity, tuberculosis, and inflammatory memory in the lungs mark the afternoon of the first day of the International Symposium on Innate Immunity

09/08/2026
Researchers from Brazil, the United States, New Zealand, and Argentina presented new findings on...
Tuberculosis from three perspectives: bacterial survival, vaccines, and tissue protection

Tuberculosis from three perspectives: bacterial survival, vaccines, and tissue protection

09/08/2026
At the International Symposium on Innate Immunity, researchers discussed mechanisms used by...
Artificial intelligence could accelerate research on influenza and antimicrobial resistance

Artificial intelligence could accelerate research on influenza and antimicrobial resistance

09/01/2026
Institut Pasteur de São Paulo and the French company Tekkare bring together researchers for two...