Four months ago, Lucie joined us for her MSc internship. It’s been a blast having you here. We hope you learned many useful skills that will become useful when back in Paris. Best of luck for the future and for temporarily strengthening the french community in our lab!
Their work on NS1 interaction with the Dengue virus NS4A-2K-4B precursor protein was published in Plos Pathogens. This very novel interaction is essential to drive replication of Dengue virus. Clearly, viral precursor proteins have many more functions than previously anticipated – still a lot to discover!
The automatic live cell imaging microscope is now fully operational inside a shiny new incubator.
Last Friday was Bea’s final day working with us in the lab, naturally we couldn’t let her leave without a proper send-off party.
It’s been a pleasure working with you Bea! We wish you the best of luck for the future!
Philipp’s work on Interferon Stimulated Genes uncovered many unknown functions of the innate immune system
Beginning of February we went to the TUM Akademiezentrum Raitenhaslach on a retreat to discuss ongoing projects and the future of the InnateLab. We’re now burning to start some new projects!
Prof. Dr. Andreas Pichlmair
Immunopathology of Virus Infections Laboratory, Institute of Virology, Technical University of Munich
Einsteinstr. 25, D-81675 Munich, Germany
tel: +49 (0) 89 4140 9270, email: andreas.pichlmair@tum.de
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