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SUMMARY:RESIST Seminar guest lecture by Prof. Hengel
DESCRIPTION:Exciting topics\, interestingly presented: Every first and third Thursday (except during school holidays)\, RESIST scientists or top-class researchers from external institutions present their topics at the RESIST seminar series. \nAttend these exciting seminars of the Cluster of Excellence RESIST\, as a member of RESIST or as a colleague or student. \nOn 30 November\, Prof. Hengel\, Institute of Virology\, Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg\, will give a lecture. The title of the lecture ist: „Fcγ – an embattled hub of pro- and antiviral immune effector functions”. \nThis seminar will take place from 5 to 6 pm in lecture theatre Q\, building J6\, MHH. \nIf you are interested in participating via video (online)\, please contact RESIST@mh-hannover.de. \nBackground information on the lecture:\nHuman cytomegalovirus (HCMV) is endowed with hundreds of gene functions that influence the antiviral immune response. We identified several HCMV genes (IRL11/TRL11\, UL119_118\, TRL12) encoding Fcγ-recognising glycoproteins that influence IgG-mediated effector responses by blocking or exploiting host Fcγ receptors. Therefore\, our team developed novel and practical approaches to study the conditions for triggering individual FcγRs by different receptor ligands\, including soluble multimeric immune complexes and C-reactive protein (CRP). The results highlight the Fcγ module as a central hub between adaptive and innate immunity\, making this interface an attractive target for novel immune intervention strategies in patients. \nDo you have any questions or suggestions about the RESIST seminar series? Then please contact us.
URL:https://www.resist-cluster.de/en/veranstaltung/resist-seminar-guest-lecture-by-prof-hengel/
LOCATION:Hannover Medical School\, Building J6\, Lecture Hall S\, Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1\, Hannover\, 30625
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