The biology of neuropathic pain Unfortunately, humans are fragile individuals. Our backs hurt when we sleep on a bad mattress. We cannot carry a heavy object without enduring some aches the next day. And one explanation comes from the fragility of our nerves. They are composed of multitudes of fibers called axons. They are often … Continue reading A new target to treat nerve injuries? Natural killer cells strike back!
Author: Olivier Lucar
I am currently a research fellow in R. Keith Reeves and Stephanie Jost labs in the department of vaccine research at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, specializing in the relationship between natural killer cells and HIV infection. I completed my Ph.D. in immunology at the Sorbonne-University Pierre and Marie Curie in Paris in 2017.
