Yasmine Belkaid

This study uses IgG sequencing to map antibody binding to oral microbes in health and periodontitis, revealing disease-specific changes in systemic immune recognition.

This study shows that D-mannose reduces obesity in mice by enhancing adipose Treg cells and decreasing gut Firmicutes bacteria.

This study shows that breast cancer cells induce B cell loss in bone marrow, promoting bone metastasis, and that G-CSF mediates this effect, suggesting B cells and G-CSF as therapeutic targets.

This study shows a ketogenic diet reprograms host and microbiome functions to enhance tissue regeneration through IL-17A activation and microbial riboflavin and sphingomyelinase pathways.

This study identifies IFN-L as a microbiota-dependent regulator of uterine immunity, controlling both immunoregulation and antibacterial responses during pregnancy.

This study identifies a dominant population of IL-10-producing, T-bet-expressing CD4+ Tr1 cells in the small intestine that are shaped by dietary antigens rather than the microbiota.

This study shows that endogenous retroelements promote tolerance to dietary antigens by regulating regulatory T cell function and dendritic cell activity through innate sensing pathways.

This study identifies Vγ6 T cells as a major C. mast-responsive subset in the conjunctiva and shows that intrinsic TLR2 signaling drives metabolic reprogramming and IL-17A production.

This study shows that sulfide is essential for gut microbial and immune homeostasis, with its depletion causing immune dysfunction and impaired vaccine response.

The paper identifies an antibody response against Staphylococcus epidermidis and shows how it can be engineered for therapeutic vaccination.

The paper shows that mild detergent exposure reactivates retroelements, inducing CD8+ T cells that enhance skin wound repair through IL-17A.

This study identifies a neuroimmune CGRP-RAMP1 axis that modulates cutaneous adaptive immunity to the microbiota by constraining Type 17 responses and limiting T cell activation.