KAIST's You-Me Kim explains nucleotide sensing and TLR trafficking in eosinophil regulation
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You-Me Kim of KAIST delivered a 38-minute expert talk in the GLOBAL IMMOTALKS series on YouTube, examining how eosinophil function is regulated through nucleotide sensing and Toll-like receptor signalling. Kim's research centres on signal transduction and molecular biology, with particular attention to the intracellular trafficking and localisation of nucleotide-sensing TLRs. The talk lays out the mechanistic framework connecting these pathways to eosinophil regulation, a cell type implicated in allergic and parasitic immune responses. The presentation stands as the current record of the event; no follow-up discussion or additional findings have been published since the talk went online on 17 October 2026.
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You-Me Kim of KAIST gives a 38-minute expert talk, part of the GLOBAL IMMOTALKS series on YouTube, on how eosinophil function is regulated through nucleotide sensing and Toll-like receptor signalling. Her work focuses on signal transduction and molecular biology, specifically the intracellular trafficking and localisation of nucleotide-sensing TLRs.
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