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Amanda Chan

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  • Vice President, Editorial and Digital Content Strategy, NBC Universal
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IL-6 is one of the key factors in the formation of gut tissue resident memory T cells from Naïve T cells

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By Han G Kim, Amanda Chan Verified, PLOS Pathogens
| PLOS
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article ? This is an uncorrected proof. Citation: Kim HG, Chan A, Vimopatranon S, Girard A, Jiang A, Wertz S, et al. (2026) IL-6 is one of the key factors in the formation of gut tissue resident memory T cells from Naïve T cells. PLoS Pathog 22(3): e1014052.
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Scalable TCR synthesis and screening enable antigen reactivity mapping in vitiligo

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By Stephanie Gaglione, Rachit S Mukkamala, Chirag Krishna, Blake Smith, Marc Wadsworth, Scott A Jelinsky, Caleb Perez, Laura Schmidt-Hong, Erica Katz, Kyle Gellatly, Lestat R Ali, Jiao Shen, Patrick V Holec, Qingyang Zhao, Amanda Chan Verified, Ellen Xu, Kellie M. Kravarik, Connor Dobson, Harshabad Singh, Manuel Garber, Michael Dougan, Stephanie K Dougan, John Harris, Aaron Winkler, Michael Birnbaum Verified, Julia A. Guzova
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords T cell receptor peptide MHC TCR specificity antigen recognition high-throughput functional screening viral display autoimmunity vitiligo Introduction T cells are central to adaptive immunity, responding to specific antigens in the context of cancer, infection, and autoimmunity via T cell receptors (TCRs).
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5 reasons to take a proper lunch break

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By Amanda Chan Verified
| Wisconsin State Journal Verified
When was the last time you took a real lunch break? You know, one where you got up from your desk (even your home desk) and sat somewhere else; where you weren't using your left hand to eat your sandwich and your right hand on the mouse to finish up that spreadsheet; where you actually savored every bite of your food, instead of shoving forkfuls of salad into your mouth while staring at a computer screen. kAm~?=J 23@FE ` :? d }@CE9 p>6C:42?
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