Welcome to Talkin Immunology with BioLegend where we discuss immunology and related topics with scientists and experts in the field.
| We discuss an innovative tool for Type 1 Diabetes monitoring, a Star Wars publication, and new STEM badges for Girl Scouts.
Topics This woman designed-and texts-her own pancreas Keywords: Type 1 Diabetes, insulin pump, glucose monitor, genetics, environment, Dana Lewis, CAR T Cell Therapy, CTL019, Novartis, mutations, BRCA, CRISPR, Star Wars, journals, midichlorians, girl scouts, STEM |
| We return to the Talkin' Immunology Podcast with guest Lenny Teytelman to discuss his website, protocols.io, and the challenges of protocol reproducibility, journal paywalls, and more.
Topics Protocols.io Keywords: Lenny Teytelman, protocols, reproducibility initiative, journals, paywalls, troubleshooting, reagents, antibodies, protocols.io, PLOS, Michael Eisen |
| This latest podcast covers interesting animal-related news, including cannibalistic hamsters and the nerdy names scientists have given to newly discovered species.
Topics Corn turns wild hamsters into cannibals Keywords: animals, corn, niacin, hamsters, chickens, malaria, mosquitos, HMBPP, Gandalf, amoeba, Severus Snape, pellagra, biolegend |
| The Talkin' Immunology podcast makes its return for the new year! We discuss peanut allergies, the new Mesentery organ, and the joy of tickling rats!
Topics Introducing peanuts to children at young age may prevent allergies later in life Keywords: peanuts, food allergies, podcast, BioLegend, immunology, oral tolerance, hygiene hypothesis, mesentery, lying, tickling, Tasmanian devil, cancer |
| Our guest, Anita Bandrowski from UCSD and SciCrunch, talks about how to make sure your research is transparent, rigorous, and how journals are upping their standards for reagent listings.
Topics SciCrunch Keywords: journals, anita bandrowski, scicrunch, reproducibility, |
| In our latest podcast, we chat with Andy Chalmers about the challenges of research reproducibility and how his website, CiteAb, is striving to better document reagent use in publications.
Topics CiteAb Keywords: antibodies, reproducibility, science, podcast, research, Andy Chalmers, BioLegend, journals, publications, validation, knockout, negative control |
| We discuss a CRISPR TV show, the genes and diseases inherited from Neanderthals, and how mice can be sensitized to pain by smell.
Topics How snakes lost their legs Keywords: TLR, Neanderthal, cross-breeding, crispr, jennifer lopez, smell, pain, autism, hpv, papillomavirus, snakes, sonic hedgehog, HOXD, BioLegend, podcast |
| Description: We discuss Dr. Ohsumi's Nobel prize, mouse love songs, stress effects on telomeres, and how genetics may explain your food preferences.
Topics Yoshinori Ohsumi wins Nobel prize for autophagy work Mice sing ultrasonic love songs Genetics may explain fat/sugar preferences in food Early childhood trauma can shorten telomeres in adults Iron nanoparticles make immune cells attack cancer Keywords: fatty foods, sugars, mice, love songs, telomere, stress, nobel prize, yoshinori osumi, genetics, podcast, BioLegend, science, autophagy, trauma, cancer, nanoparticles, iron |
| Description: In our latest podcast, we welcome guest Kenta Yamamoto and discuss the newest cancer trials utilizing CRISPR and nanobots, an Anthrax outbreak, and how being lazy might indicate you're actually smart.
Topics CRISPR trials Zika virus trials begin Anthrax outbreak due to thawing in Siberia Nanorobots used to treat tumor cells Virus-infected plants become more appealing to bees Car sickness due to body thinking it's poisoned? You're not lazy… you have a high IQ Keywords: CRISPR, tumor, cancer, clinical trials, nanobots, flagella, anthrax, reindeer, Siberia, lazy, virus, plants, bees, cucumber mosaic virus, car sickness, IQ |
| Description: The podcast's newest guest is Thomas Ashhurst, a flow cytometry and viral infection expert from the University of Sydney. Listen in as we discuss monocytes, central nervous system infiltration, and unique flow cytometer setups!
Topics Flaviviruses on Wikipedia Inflammatory monocytes and the pathogenesis of viral encephalitis Therapeutic Inflammatory Monocyte Modulation Using Immune-Modifying Microparticles A History of Flow Cytometry Keywords: Thomas Ashhurst, flavivirus, central nervous system, neuroscience, flow cytometry, biolegend, immunology, blood brain barrier, monocytes, stem cells, cell sorting |
