The mighty tuft cell
CONTACT
Moltke Lab
Department of Immunology
UW Box 358059; Rm E540
750 Republican Street
Seattle, WA 98109-8059
Lab: 206.616.3561
Office: 206.685.8893
welcome!
The Moltke Lab studies the cells, molecules, and signaling pathways underlying immune responses to parasitic worms and allergens (a.k.a. type 2 immunity). Right now we are particularly interested in a specialized epithelial lineage called tuft cells, which we think holds the key to important advances in our understanding of type 2 immunity. Visit the Research page to learn more.
The Moltke Lab is part of the Immunology Department at the University of Washington. Come visit us in Building E of the South Lake Union Medical School Campus.
Other Affiliations:
Molecular and Cell Biology (MCB) graduate program
Moltke Lab on Twitter
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For the tuft cell aficionados, I'd like to highlight one finding from the supplement of this study: we could not fi… https://t.co/RIS6rEyvzn -
I am super excited to share @TBillipp's incredible work showing that acetylcholine from tuft cells regulates epithe… https://t.co/I16zHDN5f5
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So grateful to the organizers for making this happen! Whatever your interest in tuft cells, come join us! https://t.co/3EyubxRiCi
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RT @MarrietTheSpy: 🧵I want to say one thing after reading the #Sabatini articles. I have fortunately never personally experienced sexu… https://t.co/QAjj2oT9TK
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RT @MichaelGaleJr1: Cheers to Drs Ram Savan, Andrew Oberst, and Marion Pepper. Promotion to Professor UW Immunology!!! Terrific colleagues.