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Ai Ing Lim

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Immunologist, Assistant Professor @PrincetonMolBio
Princeton, NJ limmunity.com Joined April 2016
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Motherhood comes with superpower: pathogen protection!

nature.com/articles/s4158…

We often think moms are immunologically vulnerable to tolerate the baby. But I always wondered: why would evolution make such a critical period of life so dangerous?
www.nature.com Eosinophils drive intestinal remodelling and innate defence in reproduction Nature - From pregnancy until lactation, eosinophils accumulate in the small intestine where they regulate goblet cell fate and enhance innate defences against enteric pathogens.
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Ai Ing Lim @AiingLim
Really enjoyed reading this! Thank you so much for highlighting our work and for the thoughtful, constructive feedback that helped strengthen our study!!
Sing Sing Way @babiesresearch May 13
Protective maternal gut instincts nature.com/articles/d4158… So thankful to @nature for the opportunity to highlight with @jiahuisunsun another exciting example of immunology learned from mothers, “protective maternal gut instincts” by @aiinglim @princetonmolbio
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Ai Ing Lim @AiingLim
Really enjoyed reading this. Thank you so much for highlighting our work and for the thoughtful, constructive feedback that helped strengthen the study!!
Sing Sing Way @babiesresearch May 13
Protective maternal gut instincts nature.com/articles/d4158… So thankful to @nature for the opportunity to highlight with @jiahuisunsun another exciting example of immunology learned from mothers, “protective maternal gut instincts” by @aiinglim @princetonmolbio
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Ai Ing Lim @AiingLim
👶Another elegant study from @babiesresearch on babies vulnerability to infection! A beautiful reminder of the protective role of maternal antibodies, your work continues to inspire us!!
Sing Sing Way @babiesresearch Mar 11
Another twist to why babies more vulnerable to infection. Beyond immune cell immaturity, layering, active suppression... maternal pathogen-targeted antibodies still protect. Grateful @Nature for sharing this glass half-full perspective nature.com/articles/s4158…
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