TLR2/6 and TLR4-activated macrophages contribute to islet inflammation and impair beta cell insulin gene expression via IL-1 and IL-6

RT @DominikaNL: @mikekelly85 @JimJohnsonSci @BruceVerchere @UBCGradSchool Our articles: https://t.co/8MgXWqeuZ3 https://t.co/oK5vBBHfo6

@mikekelly85 @JimJohnsonSci @BruceVerchere @UBCGradSchool Our articles: https://t.co/8MgXWqeuZ3 https://t.co/oK5vBBHfo6

New Diabetologia paper from @JanEhses (@CFRI) on the role of islet macrophages in beta-cell insulin gene expression http://t.co/lNp015WwYV

New Diabetologia paper from @JanEhses (@CFRI) on the role of islet macrophages in beta-cell insulin gene expression http://t.co/lNp015WwYV

Therapeutically targeting Toll-like receptors 2/6 and 4 may improve glycemia in type 2 diabetes: http://t.co/kkLboqGW9t

Therapeutically targeting Toll-like receptors 2/6 and 4 may improve glycemia in type 2 diabetes: http://t.co/kkLboqGW9t