George Hajishengallis, Thomas W. Evans Centennial Professor at University of Pennsylvania, shared John Lambris’ post on LinkedIn:
“I am deeply grateful to John Lambris for more than two decades of scientific partnership, friendship, and shared curiosity.
What began as a discussion about whether the complement system might play a role in periodontal disease evolved into a long-term collaboration that helped redefine how we think about periodontitis—not as a bacterial infection, but as a chronic inflammatory disease driven by dysregulated host-microbial interactions.
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