Adriana Gruppi

The paper compares splenic and lymph node antibody-secreting cells in Trypanosoma cruzi infection, finding distinct transcriptional, phenotypic, and functional profiles.

The paper identifies tissue-adapted Treg cells in skeletal muscle during chronic parasitic infection that balance inflammation and tissue repair.

This study identifies tissue-specific features of T follicular cytotoxic cells in T. cruzi infection, showing distinct metabolic and functional states in spleen and lymph nodes.

This study develops a lethal mouse model to study Rio Negro virus pathogenesis, revealing systemic and neurological effects, immune system disruption, and neuroinflammation.

The paper shows that IgE memory responses are confined to lymphoid organs through GC IL-4 microniches, which are critical for IgE production during allergen recall.

This study shows that reduced trTregs during T. cruzi infection correlates with tissue damage, and early IL-33 treatment increases trTregs and reduces damage.