haha.. I mean, there was a time (back in 2012?) that they were trying to put ILCs and GDTs together.. what hilarious mimicry would that have been. It is getting a bit nuts w/ T cell nomenclature though.. streamlining might not be a bad idea. Just don't come for macrophages.. we got enough troubles!

Much needed but on first glance it seems more confident in the definition of mouse than human CD8s…. Do we know how to define short lived and long lived effectors in humans? And are LL effector memory always poor at dividing?

As for this: “However, in humans, SLECs are characterized as CCR7−, CD45RA+, KLRG1+, TCF1low, T-bethi, CX3CR1+, CD127low, CD27− and CD57+” that’s quite a definition. How did we decide on this? Is “high or low” an objective criteria?

Radhouani and Starkl use an EoCre-DTA model and epigenomic profiling, to show that skin S. aureus infection imprints a long-lasting eosinophil memory that rewires progenitors and exacerbates allergic sensitization and airway inflammation. [11/n]

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

hahaha.. you wait, a lot of it coming in future!

Woohoo congrats @aweinstock.bsky.social! Memory and forgetting.. sexiest thing about immunology.

Thank you also to the @biorender.bsky.social team for making it easy for us to create these beautiful visuals for the review. We are so grateful for all that you do for scientific research!

Congrats on this work, Mariem. Beautiful story

We would like to thank the fantastic editorial and review teams at @elife.bsky.social for bringing this to fruition. We had the best experience and highly recommend!

who is this by? this is gorgeous

beautiful work, @theonlylabever.bsky.social! Congrats to your team.

geez.. that sucks