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The body is innervated by a meshwork of heterogeneous peripheral neurons (including sensory neurons) which project virtually to all the organs. Peripheral neurons have been studied extensively in the context of their primary function of initiation of voluntary and involuntary movement, transmission of sensations and induction of appropriate behavioral response. On top of their function of signal transmission to the spinal cord and brain, peripheral neurons (including afferent neurons) can also directly sense environmental alarms and consequently regulate the development of various type of immune responses. At the IMMCEPTION LAB, Nicolas GAUDENZIO and his team combine unique genetic models and new intravital imaging approaches to study how neuro-immune interactions can regulate the development of inflammatory reactions in various pathological contexts.
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Atopic dermatitis: allergens are playing with your nerves !!
We are thrilled to see our last study published in Nature Immunology. Congratulations to Nadine Serhan and Lilian Basso for their fantastic work selected for the cover of November issue ! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-019-0493-z October 2019 - We are honored to be invited at the 28th EADV congress in Madrid, October 12, for a Keynote Lecture at the EADV President's Symposium: "Skin and brain: unraveled connections".
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July 2019 - We are hiring postdocs !
The IMMCEPTION Lab will be looking for motivated postdocs to lead ambitious projects in the field of neuro-immunology. If you are interested in joining our multidisciplinary and dynamic team, please email nicolas.gaudenzio@inserm.fr or contact us directly via this website. |
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July 2019 - FASEB SRCS The IgE and Allergy Conference: From Mechanisms to Therapy July 7-12, 2019 | Scottsdale, Arizona
https://src.faseb.org/IgE We will be attending the FASEB meeting for a plenary session in which we will present our latest work. Please join us ! |
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We are located at the heart of Purpan Hospital in Toulouse, France
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Address: UMR 1056 INSERM - University of Toulouse Unit Epithelial Differentiation and Rheumatoid Autoimmunity Hôpital Purpan Place du Dr Baylac, TSA 40031 31059, Toulouse cedex 9 France 
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