About
Les cellules stromales sont des cellules de tissu conjonctif présentes dans tous nos organes. Au sein des organes lymphoïdes tels que les ganglions lymphatiques, elles constituent un support migratoire et nourricier pour les leucocytes. Dans les organes non lymphoïdes, elles sont surtout connues pour soutenir la fonction des cellules parenchymateuses. Cependant, de nombreuses évidences suggèrent que les cellules stromales contrôlent également l’homéostasie des cellules immunitaires résidant dans les tissus, comme les macrophages.
Our laboratory studies the immunoregulatory functions of stromal cells in lymphoid organs and the dialogue between stromal cells and macrophages in non-lymphoid organs.
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Salomé Leinbundgut-Landmann, University of Zurich

Calum Bain, University of Glasgow
Projects
Our health depends on a delicate balance between immune defense against pathogens and tolerance to […]


Project: UNFIRE Other participants: Ciphe (Ana Zarubica), Hospices Civils de Lyon and CIRI (Sophie Trouillet-Assant, Thierry Walzer), CoVir team […]




Project: ICARO Current acellular vaccines are mostly effective against extracellular pathogens, but fail to induce a response […]


Project: Myfunbat The project aims to define the diversity and functions of brown adipose tissue (BAT) macrophages, […]

Project: EndoPos The EndoPos project explores the role of the GDPD2 enzyme, produced in particular by pulp fibroblasts […]

Project: Path Finder This project aims to characterize the spatio-temporal development of type I dendritic cells (cDC1) in […]

Project: T-MAC The T-MAC project aims to understand how testicular macrophages and their niches contribute to the maintenance of […]

Project: NICHE The NICHE project explores the concept that macrophages (Macs) depend on local niches formed by […]

Project: HOMEOSTASIS HOMEOSTASIS explores how host–commensal interactions preserve tissue equilibrium. Using a model of long-term, inflammation-free oral colonization by […]

Project: CARCINOMAC Head and neck cancers are the sixth most common type of cancer. Among these, the Oral Squamous […]










