Science Communication

T cells in the Brain: Healthy vs. Multiple Sclerosis Neuroimmune Profiles.
Dec. 2020 – Sarah Price
Immunobites.com

T cells from Multiple Sclerosis exhibit more cytotoxic subsets compared to healthy cerebrospinal fluid surrounding the brain.
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Hors d’oeuvres for Healthy Nerves: How the Gut Microbiome Affects the Nervous System.
Jun. 2020 – Sarah Price
Immunobites.com

Selected by #SciSeekPicks as ‘weekly best’ by editors at ScienceSeeker!

Hors d’oeuvres for healthy nerves: how the gut microbiome affects the nervous system https://t.co/nHdMJwbYYg by Sarah Price for ImmunoBites #SciSeekPicks @immunobites
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Enemy Infiltration of the Blood-Brain Barrier
Feb. 2019 – Sarah Price
Immunobites.com

You’re probably somewhat familiar with how pathogens enter the body, like through the nose, mouth, or open cuts. But what about the brain? Check out our newest article to learn about the sneaky and malevolent ways that pathogens cross into the brain. https://t.co/0FP4pV0raw
— ImmunoBites (@ImmunoBites) February 4, 2019