免疫システムのための都市設計 | ミゲル・レイナ＝カンポス | TEDxSanDiegoSalon

免疫細胞が腫瘍を制御できないことがあり、細胞そのものを修正するだけでは解決しないこともあります。La Jolla Institute for Immunologyの助教Miguel Reina-Campos氏は、免疫細胞が移動する組織の構造が問題の一因かどうかを問いかけます。講演では、組織環境を再設計することで免疫細胞が役割を果たしやすくなるかを検討します。本講演は、地域のコミュニティが独立して主催したTEDxイベントで行われました。

• 免疫細胞の機能不全により腫瘍が進行する場合がある
• 免疫細胞そのものを修正するだけでは効果が出ないことがある
• 周囲の組織環境が重要かどうかを問う講演内容

Would you be able to work in a broken, toxic environment? Your immune cells face a similar challenge. When immune cells fail, tumors can progress. But fixing the cells themselves doesn’t always work. Miguel Reina-Campos explores a different question: What if the problem isn’t just the cells, but the tissue structures they move through? Could redesigning that environment help immune cells do their job? Learn more about Reina Lab: https://www.reinalab.org/ #CancerResearch #Immunotherapy #ImmuneCells #TEDx #TEDxSanDiego #MooresCancerCenter #Cancer #environment #health #research Dr. Miguel Reina-Campos is an Assistant Professor at La Jolla Institute for Immunology, where he leads the Laboratory of Tissue Immune Networks. His lab studies how immune cells live and function inside tissues, with the goal of improving long-term protection against infections and cancer. He uses advanced technologies to map immune cells in tissue environments and understand how their location shapes immune defense. A biochemist by training, Dr. Reina-Campos obtained a B.Sc. from the Universitat de Barcelona, a M.Sc. from the Universitat Pompeu Fabra and the Scripps Research Institute, a Ph.D. in Biomedical Research at Sanford Burnham Prebys, and completed his Postdoctoral Fellowship in the laboratory of Dr. Goldrath at the University of California San Diego. Dr. Reina-Campos is a La Caixa Fellow, which is awarded by the King of Spain, and a Cancer Research Institute Fellow. Dr. Reina-Campos is the co-founder and board member of TCura Bioscience Inc. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx