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SUMMARY:Immune regulation of host-microbial interactions in the gut
DTSTART:20140428T133000
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Shipra Vaishnava\, PhD\nGlobal Health Institute RECRUITING SEM
 INAR\nNearly 100 million bacteria reside in our gut\, yet\, we rarely elic
 it a harmful immune and inflammatory response against them. How is such a 
 peaceful coexistence achieved? My interest is in studying the interactions
  between microbes and the host at the molecular level that ensures host-mi
 crobe mutualism. In my post-doctoral work I unveiled a key mechanism by wh
 ich intestinal epithelial cells maintain homeostasis with bacteria by regu
 lating host bacterial contact with the mucosal surfaces. My future researc
 h focus is to study how commensal bacteria and diet derived signals regula
 te mucosal immunity in the gut.
LOCATION:SV 1717a http://map.epfl.ch/?room=sv1717a
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