November is #AmericanDiabetesMonth – how much do you know about metformin and glucose management in chronic kidney disease? Check back throughout this month and take part in our quiz to build awareness about #T2D and #CKD!
We’re thrilled to announce that Anji and Population Health Partners have entered into a strategic collaboration to accelerate development of our two lead clinical assets ANJ900 (delayed-release #metformin) and ANJ908 (pradigastat).Read more here https://t.co/jMlcdXC4c9 #T2D#CKD
Check out this @biorxivpreprint paper highlighting intestinal glucose clearance as a major mechanism for #metformin’s glucose-lowering effects. This affirms our approach to develop ANJ900 and restore metformin access to #T2D patients with advanced #CKD: https://t.co/eUpTSdd9kM
We’re excited to welcome Chloe Kamps to the #Anjiverse as our Translational Program Manager. She brings expertise in stakeholder and alliance management with a focus on the life science industry. Welcome to the team!
How does #metformin work to lower glucose in type 2 diabetes patients? Recent data point to the #gut, supporting our development of a gut-targeted metformin for #T2D patients with #CKD called ANJ900. Meet with us at #ADA2022 to learn more! https://t.co/hFoMhN0vxz
This #NationalKidneyMonth we reflect on this year's theme of #KidneyHealthforAll & the continued efforts to increase awareness of #CKD. Our mission is to expand treatment options for patients with Type 2 diabetes, which is 1 of 4 key risk factors for CKD
.@univofdayton senior biology major Hannah Darnell was selected to present her research at the 2021 Midwest Drosophila Conference and was awarded honorable mention for her presentation: https://t.co/dMQoczUmfD
Two @univofdayton researchers have a new $1.65 million grant from @NIH to study the genetic basis of childhood retinal diseases and birth defects in the human eye: https://t.co/iauxfIamYJ
An experiment that Ryan Ballou '21 started as a 7th grader in his family garage has grown into a research project in the labs at the @univofdayton. Learn about Ryan and the awards he has earned along the way in the @daytondailynews. @DaytonPrezSpina
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When preparing to give a talk, think about the best talks you’ve seen and why they were so. It likely wasn’t because of the sheer magnitude of data presented but because the speaker told a story and helped you learn something new. That’s what you want to replicate in your talk.
Surround yourself with people who speak into your life:
-courage in your moment of fear
-comfort in your moment of pain
-confidence in your moment of self-doubt
And, one of the best ways to find those people is to be that person for someone else.
.@NSF and @OhioHigherEd awarded @univofdayton chemists Jeremy Erb and Vladimir Benin a combined $290K for the purchase of a 400 MHz nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer to support faculty and student research: https://t.co/tuP3vmNLje
With donor support, more than 55 @univofdayton students worked with faculty mentors on summer research projects through a virtual version of the College Dean's Summer Fellowship program: https://t.co/sKohwiH3hG
You’ve heard that it’s important to #WearAMask. That’s true – masks save lives. But, you might not have heard that some masks are better than others. And, new research shows that some masks might even be counterproductive. Wondering how masks work and why this matters? A thread.
.@univofdayton psychologist Mary Fuhs was awarded $438,829 from @NIH to study early development of mathematics skills in preschool-age children, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds: https://t.co/f3Uw4FGuZI
.@univofdayton geneticists Amit Singh and Madhuri Kango-Singh published the 2nd edition of their book about the fruit fly, which provides powerful genetic tools to address questions about the development of human diseases: https://t.co/hvGjKcWW6z
#ExperientialLearning at @univofdayton helps students make connections between coursework and research, providing a spark that leads to greater engagement in their studies and a clear path to graduation.
https://t.co/oEgv4n9xy1
Congratulations to College faculty members Ryan McEwan, Yvonne Sun and Shuang-Ye Wu, who were honored with 2019-20 SOCHE Excellence Awards: https://t.co/zWit5qm8ZF
After first-hand experience with genetic counseling, Katie Parker ’22 became a biology major at UD to pursue that same career. She spent the next four years searching for a chemical to minimize the effects of brain cancer.
Katie's story: https://t.co/sDIamC88bw