Excited to announce the first paper from our lab identifying a family of anti-inflammatory compounds from vaginal lactobacilli #microbiome #WomensHealth (1/8)

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@peowenlu Thanks Peiwen - hope all is well with you!

@VirusesImmunity Thanks Akiko!

@SunnyShinLab Thank you Sunny!

What's next? We're working on host and microbe signaling pathways activated by these BCs. I'm so happy I get to work with an incredible team of lab members @GopinathLab @HarvardIID and collaborators beyond. This was a big team effort and so, so fun to figure out. (8/8)

We know most vaginal lactobacilli are associated with health and reduced inflammation (L. iners is an interesting exception), but how? We found that supernatant from L. crispatus but not L. iners suppressed inflammatory signaling downstream of TLR2,3 and 4 activation. (2/8)

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