Webinar: Spatial Expert Insights: Decoding Host Microbial Interactions That Influence Barrier Tissue Immunity

Recently published research has uncovered that host microbial interaction plays a critical role in regulating immune responses within barrier tissues. Epithelial cells, traditionally viewed as structural components, are now recognized as key players in immune defense. Using spatial biology, researchers can understand how these cells interact with microbial elements, contributing to tissue-specific immunity.

This webcast will present findings from leading studies, highlighting the mechanisms by which epithelial cells in barrier tissues like the oral mucosa and skin engage in immune regulation. Attendees will gain insights into how these interactions influence health and disease, and the challenges faced in mapping these complex cellular environments. This session is essential for scientists and clinicians interested in the latest research on structural immunity and the innovative approaches advancing our understanding of immune responses within barrier tissues.

Learn:

• What new insights into host microbial interactions in epithelial tissues will enhance your research approach?
• How understanding the role of epithelial cells in immunity can improve your ability to design experiments or interpret data
• What advanced spatial biology techniques you can apply to uncover detailed immune responses in barrier tissues

Speakers:

Kevin Matthew Byrd
Director of Cell & Molecular Biology, ADA Science & Research Institute

Jyoti Phatak Sheldon
Senior Product Marketing Manager, ACD, a Bio-Techne brand