Leader of the viruses and innate immunity group @IMBatUQ. We love studying innate sensing pathways and acute respiratory viruses. Opinions my own.
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined November 2012
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Larisa Labzin retweeted
Postdoc position in dendritic cell and cross-presentation biology - four days left to apply:
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Join our team to work on these coolest cells ever! 🥰
I’m very proud of my postdoc Helen Mostafavi who just gave a great talk on endothelial dysfunction in SARS-Cov-2 @options2024. It’s been a great collaboration with @VesselDynamics and @KengYih and @K_RenfreeShort
I'm very proud to have co-authored this review on antibodies and infection with my twitterless PhD student Tyron Esposito, @TheWellsLab and @HendersonLab. Please check it out 👇
Mechanisms of antibody-dependent enhancement of infectious disease | Nature Reviews Immunology
Larisa Labzin retweeted
Interested in Caspase and LPS signalling? Looking for a multidisciplinary position with a bit of immunology, biochemistry and host-pathogen interactions? Look no further! Our lab is recruiting a second PDRA funded by @BBSRC. See details below
#JobAlert @dave_boucher is seeking a postdoc in innate immunity, to perform lab-based research on non-canonical inflammasomes function in human cells in response to bacterial infections #immunity #infection #lab
Deadline: 13/08/24
Read more and apply: jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/pdra…
Larisa Labzin retweeted
Hi everyone! I’m on the lookout for a new role and would really appreciate your support. I'm particularly interested in chatting with #pharma, #biotech and #CROs about how my #biomedical #research skills may benefit your team. I am based in Brisbane, Australia.
Highly recommend Rinie!
If you hear of any exciting opportunities or are open to chatting, please send me a DM or reply below! #OpenToWork #Brisbane #Australia
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Larisa Labzin retweeted
How’s your abstract looking for OptionsXII? April 5th coming up…Join the School of Influenza before the main conference kickoff to become FLU-ENT in all things Flu related
Larisa Labzin retweeted
Options 2024! Are you ready! Submit your abstract by April 5th in these categories optionsxii2024.org.uk/abstra… so you can visit this amazing place… Brisbane queensland.com/au/en/places-… or sneak off to youtu.be/iI-JdDA_8A8?si=erLi…
Amidst amazing research in flu, COVID and RSV
Larisa Labzin retweeted
PhD projects available now for a 2024 START.
Studying virus: host interactions working on African swine fever virus or Japanese encephalitis using novel tools( inc. multiomics and ex vivo models ) to understand pathogenesis with impact @CSIRO Job link in comments
Larisa Labzin retweeted
It's finally out! Well-done to @amy_chancan and many others from @inflammasomelab! Caspase-4 dimerisation and D289 auto-processing elicit an interleukin-1β-converting enzyme life-science-alliance.org/co…
Larisa Labzin retweeted
Many extraordinary, life changing inventions have come from 🇦🇺
From the bionic ear to wifi.
But they won't keep happening if we don't fund research.
Federal research investment has ⬇️ to record lows.
This budget is an opportunity to change that.
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Larisa Labzin retweeted
Extremely happy to share our latest publication. Another fantastic study from the outstanding Dr @katebalka! What a PhD from this superstar!
@MonashBDI @embojournal Enjoy!👍
Termination of STING responses is mediated via ESCRT‐dependent degradation embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…
Excited & delighted to share our latest work on human macrophages in COVID-19 @scisignal. Macrophages are key players in COVID-19, so we asked the crucial questions 1) does SARS-CoV-2 need ACE2 to replicate in macrophages 2) does ACE2 enable macrophage cytokine responses?🧵
How does #SARSCoV2 infect #macrophages? A study from Schroder (@inflammasomelab), @LarisaLabzin, and co. shows the virus enters both ACE2-expressing and -deficient macrophages, but replicates and triggers antiviral responses only in ACE2-expressing cells. scim.ag/2o2
Huge thanks to all of the people who contributed to this project including my fantastic (twitterless) lab Xiaohui Wang and Tyron Esposito and Kathrin Eschke, and @KengYih @claudiajades @brittanyhill__ @CarolineLHolley @S_Emming @FritzlarSvenja @nefzgerc @K_RenfreeShort
A big shoutout to the @IMBatUQ imaging and microscopy experts @Lagendijk_lab @VesselDynamics @LabParton @JamesRa91582693 because seeing is believing. And of course to @SarahLondrigan and @inflammasomelab for their outstanding leadership and support.
