McGill team wins grant to study 'trained immunity' with Japanese researchers | Newsroom
By Junji Nishihata In recent years, the concept of ‘trained immunity’ has emerged as a new area of interest. This refers to the body’s inherent ability to reprogram the innate immune cells to respond differently to subsequent infections. Where does this recall come from? And what are the epigenetic mechanisms that enable it to persist? Indeed, the pursuit of answering the questions raised by trained immunity have been hampered by a lack of useable tools to facilitate research. The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences’ Professor David Langlais will be pursuing this study thanks to a...