I will briefly summarize what we reported in the article- just to entice but not as a spoiler.
1. We set out to reduce ER stress in pancreatic beta cells, as we suspected that beta cells are stressed by insulin synthesis burden in T2Ds (proinsulin to be exact).
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What are the relative impact of diet vs physical activity on the global obesity crisis? New paper out @pnas uses the DLW Database with 4000+ participants across 34 populations to investigate Obesity & Energy Expenditure Across the Economic Spectrum. Open access link below!🧵1/
Adipose tissue and viral infection-a better understanding of the interactions between immune cells and adipose tissue in response to inflammation. @naturemetabolism
https://t.co/zzlaZRLr8V
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Interrogation of how the mTOR pathway senses and is activated by availability of linoleic acid, leading to increased #breastcancer cell proliferation in a subtype-specific manner @ScienceMagazine
https://t.co/1NDq5zP43j
In a small study of healthy men, brief intake of high calorie sweet and fatty foods disrupted brain insulin action and led to liver fat accumulation for a prolonged period
https://t.co/aeUggkneov
Happy to share the final version of this work where we incorporated isotope labeled CO2 data into mass spec-based flux analysis framework to build a whole-body flux model of energy metabolism. Full article access here: https://t.co/aJJF3MqqNs
@yuanbogeneral
Attorney General Andrea Campbell and 21 counterparts across the country sued the National Institutes of Health on Monday after the NIH said it would stop funding indirect costs for research. https://t.co/qYA93dMBuy
@JeffreyRMillman As expected and we deal with this all the time during our research -
Get the noise out of the true signal...and you get good science.
https://t.co/RexhbZfNXw
this is beyond insane. I assume it will be challenged in the courts immediately. Anyone who has run a research operation knows that this would spell the end of the enterprise as we know it. Who is going to pay for the energy, heat, air conditioning, OSHA, other facilities costs?