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IdoAmitLab

@IdoAmitLab

Single Cell Gescheft @WeizmannScience

ישראל เข้าร่วม Kasım 2017
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IdoAmitLab@IdoAmitLab·
Beautiful and important work from Aaron, colleagues, and the Adimab team. If we are still missing such a basic property of therapeutic antibodies, imagine how much of Ab mechanism of action we still do not fully understand, and how much more could be achieved if we did.
Aaron Ring@aaronmring

How specific are therapeutic monoclonal antibodies, really? In our new paper, @Yile_Dai led a collaboration with Adimab to profile 174 FDA-approved and clinical-stage mAbs against 6,172 human extracellular proteins. What we found surprised us.🧵 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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IdoAmitLab@IdoAmitLab·
@SabanLab This is absolutely beautiful 😻Congratulations Danny for pushing the limits of eye immunity!
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Danny Saban@SabanLab·
We are excited to share that our team's paper is published in Immunity: "Resident tissue macrophages maintain intraocular pressure homeostasis." This work grew out of a collaboration between glaucoma clinician-scientist Katy Liu MD PhD, glaucoma physiologist W. Daniel Stamer PhD, and immunologist Daniel Saban PhD, bringing together clinical, physiological, and immunological expertise to tackle a long-standing question: does the immune system directly regulate intraocular pressure? The answer is yes. authors.elsevier.com/a/1mkeB3qNrV3V… #Glaucoma #Immunology #ResidentMacrophages #Ophthalmology #Immunity #CellPress cell.com/immunity/fullt…
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Immunology Podcast
Immunology Podcast@ImmunoPodcast·
📢 We have a new episode out! We chat with Dr. Ido Amit (@IdoAmitLab) at @WeizmannScience about his research applying cutting edge single-cell #genomics technologies to uncover immune regulatory mechanisms and pathways. 🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/40muGA2
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IdoAmitLab@IdoAmitLab·
@joshpacini These are exciting news, a lot of potential and possibilities
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Josh Pacini@joshpacini·
Can’t wait for Valinor’s models to be applied to accelerating the diagnosis and treatment of patients with neurological diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and ALS. We are working with Renew to generate the most robust multimodal datasets available for these conditions.
Valinor@valinordiscover

We’re excited to announce our partnership with Renew Biotechnologies to generate comprehensive, multimodal biological datasets from thousands of patients with neurological diseases. Valinor will leverage these datasets to train foundation models to predict disease progression and patient response to therapeutics.

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IdoAmitLab@IdoAmitLab·
@metapredict You clearly know little other than composing overly confident posts.
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Jamie Timmons
Jamie Timmons@metapredict·
@IdoAmitLab Nonsense. First, there's no +ve control drug for AD model benchmarking- there are for these 2 (although there are far better examples eg hypertension). AD there's nada. You clearly know little other than composing overly confident posts
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IdoAmitLab@IdoAmitLab·
Data-driven decision making in drug development is crucial more than ever. Thank you for this important editorial! nature.com/articles/s4159…
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IdoAmitLab@IdoAmitLab·
@metapredict Models for AD are not better or worse than autoimmune or cancer models. What matters is what we can learn from them. All models are wrong, but some are useful.
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Jamie Timmons
Jamie Timmons@metapredict·
@IdoAmitLab lol, it's as if clear mechanisms were established for decades of successful drugs (how niave). No, there were useful preclinical models to guide the programs. The same isn't true for neuroscience where eg TG models of AD done in species that don't show "natural" AD pathology...
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ZelzerLab@ZelzerLab·
Nothing like fresh air and the coastal iris in bloom 🌸 #labtrip
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Ian Parish
Ian Parish@IanParish_AU·
TCF1 is a master regulator of T cell stemness – but can it make exhausted cells go backwards? We setup a CRISPR KI system to ask this question, and the answer was unexpected. nature.com/articles/s4146…
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IdoAmitLab@IdoAmitLab·
ReThink Neuroimmunology (RTN 2026) is coming: Oct 26–28, 2026! Abstract submissions are open for Travel Fellowships + Selected Talks (oral presentations). If you’re in neuroimmunology, don’t miss this. 🔗 conferences.weizmann.ac.il/RTN2026
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IdoAmitLab@IdoAmitLab·
Excited to share two back-to-back studies with @jonykipnis @boskovic_p showing the promise of CAR T beyond cancer — in Alzheimer’s and stroke — inspired by the visionary work of Zelig Eshhar.
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Weizmann Institute@WeizmannScience·
A study conducted in Israel and Ethiopia, led by researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science and Hadassah, reveals that the microbiome partly compensates for the immune damage caused by the viral infection>> bit.ly/gut-hiv-eng @EranElinav
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