IRF3 rules #interferon induction, IRF7 is its „backup“, IRF9 reigns IFN signaling, IRF1 is antiviral, IRF2 its antagonist, IRF5 receives increasing attention.
But how important are they really relative to each other? We tested KOs side-by-side in A549 ⬇️
mdpi.com/2073-4409/10/1…
But how important are they really relative to each other? We tested KOs side-by-side in A549 ⬇️
mdpi.com/2073-4409/10/1…
Let me highlight this is a first-author work by our team’s #labtech Sandra Wüst, who has pipetted this whole work, coordinated and supervised „her“ student Paulina, *and* prepared the figures for the manuscript! Sandra rulez 🤩 Let me also tag @Sandy_Niesik for quite some help!
So a million thanks to all above 👆– great work!
Scientific part of the Tweet: IRF3 and IRF9 are as important as we thought, the others… meow… At least in A549 cells– that’s the big limitation (do *not* ask us to repeat this KO craze in other cell lines 🙄).
Scientific part of the Tweet: IRF3 and IRF9 are as important as we thought, the others… meow… At least in A549 cells– that’s the big limitation (do *not* ask us to repeat this KO craze in other cell lines 🙄).
And lastly– yes, I know, I’ve been guest editing this special issue @Cells_MDPI (together with @dittmannlab). And no, I had absolutely no control (or even insight) into the handling of my own manuscript, neither did Meike! This was handled very professionally.
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