Curie Institute Researcher to Lecture on Epigenetic Locking of T Cell Memory
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A researcher from the Curie Institute is delivering a Global ImmunoTalks expert lecture on the epigenetic control of immune memory and T cell differentiation. The talk draws on the laboratory's work on ITIM motifs, light-dependent cross-presentation by dendritic cells, and regulatory T cell reshaping of the TCR repertoire. It also incorporates recent findings on heterochromatin dynamics in T helper versus Tfh fate decisions and in memory lineage commitment. Central questions include how T cell memory is epigenetically locked and how plastic the boundaries of lineage fate are.
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A speaker from the Curie Institute presents a Global ImmunoTalks expert lecture covering epigenetic control of immune memory and T cell differentiation. The talk draws on the laboratory's work on ITIM motifs, light-dependent cross-presentation by dendritic cells, and regulatory T cell reshaping of the TCR repertoire, plus recent findings on heterochromatin dynamics in T helper versus Tfh and memory fate decisions. Core questions include how T cell memory is epigenetically locked and how plastic lineage fate boundaries are.
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