Rolling Neutrophils
This animation describes how neutrophils undergo extravasation or the break through out of blood vessels into the body to remove
Tuberculosis and the microbiome
Mycobacterium tuberculosis stubbornly tops the list of the world’s biggest infectious killers and, for decades, has successfully evaded all efforts to
Tethered to the wall
Neutrophils, the immune system’s EMTs, spend most of their lives racing through the bloodstream constantly on the lookout for bacteria
LJI researcher lands $13 million federal research grant to study heart disease
LA JOLLA, CA—La Jolla Institute researcher Catherine (Lynn) Hedrick, Ph.D., a Professor in the Division of Inflammation Biology, has been
La Jolla Institute Board of Directors elects top health care executive
LA JOLLA, CA – The La Jolla Institute for Immunology is pleased to announce that David L. Steffy, one of
Tour of La Jolla Institute
Get ready to be taken on a tour of La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology by Dr. Stephen Wilson.
Portrait of an optimist
There are many ways to make the world a better place. “It seemed to me that Medicine tackled problems “one
Taking a closer look
Hypothesis-driven research is at the heart of scientific endeavors. But just as often as confirming current ideas, experimental observations can
Accounting for human diversity
Traditionally, researchers have relied on genetically identical mouse strains to gain insight into the complex world of human diseases while
No longer lost in translation
LA JOLLA, CA—Mouse models have advanced our understanding of immune function and disease in many ways but they have failed
La Jolla Institute Board of Directors elects distinguished scientist
LA JOLLA, CA – The La Jolla Institute for Immunology is pleased to announce that one of the nation’s leading