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Immune Cells Crushing It on LinkedIn

The human immune system is a complex and fascinating network of cells that work together to protect our bodies from harmful pathogens. However, what you may not know is that these cells also have a sense of humor! Here is a list of hilarious posts that immune cells would write if they had a LinkedIn account. From a dendritic cell seeking new T cell recruits to a neutrophil looking for new job opportunities, these posts showcase the funny and relatable side of these amazing cells.

A linkedin post written by a CD4 helper T cells who recently got promoted to an effector cell. Other immune cells like dendritic cell and b cell add their comments.

It was also very fun to think  about what job titles immune cells would have if they were on LinkedIn.

For example, a T cell could be a “Pathogen Eliminator” or a “Master of Immune Surveillance,” while a dendritic cell could be an “Immunological Liaison” or a “T Cell Stimulator.”

For the  macrophage there are so many good ones like “Phagocytosis Specialist” or a “Pathogen Assassin.” At the end I chose to go with “Phagocytosis Pro and Cellular Cleanup Crew”.

These titles may seem humorous or fanciful, but they also highlight the important roles these cells play in protecting our bodies from harm. 

A linkedin post written by a dendritic cell who is hiring and looking for T cells. Other immune cells like dendritic cell and b cell add their comments.
A linkedin post written by a neutrophil who is looking for a new job. Other immune cells like dendritic cell and b cell add their comments.

 


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