The Journal of Immunology

Researchers investigate how T cell responses in IBD patients may differ from those of healthy individuals after mRNA vaccines.

A “leaky gut” might increase the severity of food allergies, according to new research conducted in mice.

New research shows protective immunity is generated more rapidly in response to influenza B virus than Influenza A virus.

New research could lead to simple blood tests that identify which ICU patients are at increased risk of illness after traumatic injury.

CD7 acts as a previously unrecognized driver of T cell exhaustion that could enhance cancer immunotherapy.

Upregulated Notch signaling after mRNA vaccination may explain inter-individual variability in cellular immunity following mRNA vaccination.

New findings reveal that obesity impaired the quality and longevity of antibody responses after vaccination in mice.

Researchers can now reliably profile Syrian hamster IG/TR sequences, expanding the animal’s use as a model in infectious disease research.

New data sheds light on the role of B cells during melanoma and raises the possibility that B cells could be used for cancer immunotherapy.