PluchinoLab - Regenerative Neuroimmunology

PluchinoLab - Regenerative Neuroimmunology A group of young, curious and enthusiastic experimentalists dreaming to repair the injured brain. We We practice the principle of think FAST, work FASTER!!

My interview in The National News on stem-cell treatments for MS is out — discussing promise, challenges, and the path f...
27/01/2026

My interview in The National News on stem-cell treatments for MS is out — discussing promise, challenges, and the path from trials to care.

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UAE recently used stem cell therapy for disease for first time

Thanks .it for featuring our work and Leandro Perrotta for the very nice piece
01/01/2026

Thanks .it for featuring our work and Leandro Perrotta for the very nice piece

Having left Sicily at 18, he found his «happy place» in Cambridge (UK), where he is a professor of Regenerative Neuroimmunology. Italy? «It trains talents but doesn't know how to make them flourish, and it doesn't attract any from abroad»

Seoul trip
22/12/2025

Seoul trip

Society for Neuroscience   conference in
22/12/2025

Society for Neuroscience conference in

18/12/2025
18/12/2025
✨ Had a fantastic experience speaking at the Cell Press Beijing Conference 2025 on 'Cell and Gene Therapies for Neurolog...
14/12/2025

✨ Had a fantastic experience speaking at the Cell Press Beijing Conference 2025 on 'Cell and Gene Therapies for Neurological Conditions'! 🌟 Engaging with cutting-edge science and inspiring discussions was a privilege

Researchers identify a new cell type that may drive progressive MSWednesday 12 November 2025Dr Caroline WenningtonResear...
18/11/2025

Researchers identify a new cell type that may drive progressive MS

Wednesday 12 November 2025
Dr Caroline Wennington

Researchers from our Cambridge Centre of Excellence have made a discovery that could lead to new ways to treat MS progression. They’ve identified an unusual type of brain cell that seems to actively fuel the slow, ongoing inflammation and nerve damage seen with the condition.

Researchers from our Cambridge Centre of Excellence have made a discovery that could lead to new ways to treat MS progression. They’ve identified an unusual type of brain cell that seems to actively fuel the slow, ongoing inflammation and nerve damage seen with the condition.

The Rogue Cell: Scientists Uncover a Key Driver of Progressive Multiple SclerosisResearchers at Cambridge University hav...
15/10/2025

The Rogue Cell: Scientists Uncover a Key Driver of Progressive Multiple Sclerosis

Researchers at Cambridge University have identified a strange, malfunctioning brain cell that reverts to a developmental state while aging prematurely, fueling the chronic inflammation that defines this debilitating disease.

Researchers have identified a strange, malfunctioning brain cell that reverts to a developmental state while aging prematurely, fueling the chronic inflammation that defines this debilitating disease. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a relentless condition where the body's own immune system turns against....

‘Disease in a dish’ study of progressive MS finds critical role for unusual type of brain cell
10/10/2025

‘Disease in a dish’ study of progressive MS finds critical role for unusual type of brain cell

Scientists have identified an unusual type of brain cell that may play a vital role in progressive multiple sclerosis (MS), likely contributing to the persistent inflammation characteristic of the disease. The discovery, reported today in Neuron, is a significant step towards understanding the compl...

Nuova scoperta nelle forme progressive di sclerosi multipla: identificato un raro tipo di cellula cerebrale coinvolta ne...
10/10/2025

Nuova scoperta nelle forme progressive di sclerosi multipla: identificato un raro tipo di cellula cerebrale coinvolta nell’infiammazione

La ricerca condotta da un team internazionale e pubblicata sulla rivista Neuron, è stata sostenuta anche da AISM e la sua Fondazione

Unusual Brain Cell Type Linked to Progressive MS, Could Point to Therapeutics
10/10/2025

Unusual Brain Cell Type Linked to Progressive MS, Could Point to Therapeutics

“Disease in a dish” study indicates DARG cells may be contribute to persistent inflammation characteristic of progressive MS.

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