Groupe: Friederike JONSSON

Role of platelets and their interactions in allergic diseases that aims at understanding how platelets induce/promote/regulate antibody-induced allergic diseases, their interaction partners (myeloid cells, endothelium) and their dynamics.

Clinical and pathological consequences of human anti-drug antibodies (NASA study) that aims at demonstrating in the clinic that neutrophils are activated by antibody-curare complexes and involved in curare-induced anaphylaxis (allergic shock) in humans, and […]

Anaphylaxis is a hyperacute allergic reaction of increasing incidence that can be of fatal consequence and that has no specific treatment. Anaphylaxis is thought to rely on mechanisms involving mast cells that bear allergen-specific […]

The Milieu Intérieur Consortium has established a 1000-person healthy population-based study (stratified according to sex and age), creating an unparalleled opportunity for assessing the determinants of human immunologic variance. The Milieu Intérieur Consortium initiated […]

Netosis consists of the ejection of DNA filaments by activated neutrophils resulting in extracellular DNA (Neutrophil Extracellular Traps, NETs). This DNA has antimicrobial properties but is also toxic to surrounding tissues. NETs have recently […]