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The Mount Sinai IBD Team raised almost $4,000 during this year's Crohn's and Colitis Foundation Take Steps Walk. Use the link above to make a donation to support IBD research and advocacy.
Congrats to Dylan on completing his research project
After three years of extensive image analysis, Dylan wrapped up his Advanced Science Research project focusing on microbiota-induced γδ IEL/macrophage interactions.
May 2026
It's surprising how little is known about how the microbiota influences γδ T cell biology. In a new review in Gut Microbes, Ananya and Tingting wrote a primer on what is known about the relationships between commensals and γδ T cells within each compartment of the intestinal mucosa.
December 2025
We report in our latest publication in Mucosal Immunology that a unique microbiota that induces expansion of the γδ IEL compartment also upregulates CD39 expression through TCR and IL-15 signaling. Congratulations to Sara (along with Andrew, Jack and Alyssa) on a fantastic story!
August 2025
We're ready to rally and be part of the large movement to ensure that biomedical research continues to thrive in the United States. Come join us in Washington Square Park and show your support of NIH, CDC, NSF and the other government agencies that fund the basic science research that is fundamental to human health!
March 7, 2025