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Inflammatory Content
Kellen Cavagnero, Ph.D.
27 episodes
5 days ago
Inflammatory Content is a podcast about immunology and biomedical sciences more broadly. UC San Diego immunologist Dr. Kellen Cavagnero PhD reviews the latest high-impact original articles and discusses all things science with leading researchers in the field. Inflammatory Content has been featured in Nature and received sponsorship from the NIH.
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Inflammatory Content is a podcast about immunology and biomedical sciences more broadly. UC San Diego immunologist Dr. Kellen Cavagnero PhD reviews the latest high-impact original articles and discusses all things science with leading researchers in the field. Inflammatory Content has been featured in Nature and received sponsorship from the NIH.
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#10: Cuts, commensals, and chemokines
Inflammatory Content
17 minutes 49 seconds
4 years ago
#10: Cuts, commensals, and chemokines

Getting physically injured is no fun—it can often take long periods of time to recover. What if we could accelerate the wound healing process? Here, Kellen dissects an original article, titled “The commensal skin microbiota triggers type I IFN-dependent innate repair responses in injured skin”, that reveals mechanisms underlying skin injury and identifies novel therapeutic approaches to speed up healing. The report was written by Jeremy Di Domizio et al. and was published in Nature Immunology in July of 2020.

Paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-020-0721-6

Commentary: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-020-0755-9?proof=t

To help us spread science, please consider writing a review, sharing this episode with your friends and colleagues, or donating to support our work (Venmo @Kellen-Cavagnero).

Please reach out to us via email (kcavagnero@gmail.com) or Twitter (@KellenCavagnero) with any questions, comments, topic suggestions, etc.

Inflammatory Content
Inflammatory Content is a podcast about immunology and biomedical sciences more broadly. UC San Diego immunologist Dr. Kellen Cavagnero PhD reviews the latest high-impact original articles and discusses all things science with leading researchers in the field. Inflammatory Content has been featured in Nature and received sponsorship from the NIH.