Drissi Lab

Official Twitter Account of @Stmcdr's Orthopaedic research lab at @EmoryMedicine studying fracture, osteoarthritis & diseases of the spine

[Joe Roberts @adoseof_joe]

Celebrated the end of my training @EmoryUniversity last night with @stmcdr, @DrissiLab, and great friends in the @EmoryMSKRC. The last 7 years have been an awesome adventure. I’ve learned so much from each of you & will work tirelessly to make you proud at @asuhealth

[Carolyn Chlebek, PhD @carolyn_chlebek]

What does Runx1 do to osteoclasts? @stmcdr & colleagues provide new insights in their recent #Endocrinology publication: overexpression of Runx1 in #osteoclast precursors improved #bone morphology in female mice
@DrissiLab @ORSsociety #ORSSMC
https://t.co/yvdXQK4ZoJ

[Drissi Lab @DrissiLab]

Hot off the press! We used a new mouse model to determine the skeletal effects of Runx1 overexpression in osteoclast precursors https://t.co/yeSste5X4s

[Emory Musculoskeletal Research @EmoryMSKRC]

Today, a group of our researchers attended a vibrant Atlanta VA Research Day, including poster presentations from Michael Kowalski, @jaymilanpatel, Changli Zhang (@IllienJungerLab), and @adoseof_joe (@DrissiLab) - congrats to Joe, who won 1st place in the Rehab category!

[Drissi Lab @DrissiLab]

Be sure to follow the newly established @EmoryMSKRC!

[Drissi Lab @DrissiLab]

We are recruiting! The Drissi Lab is looking for 2 new postdocs with experience in cartilage (https://t.co/HBq4ud1UGs) and intervertebral disc biology (https://t.co/WvvmcLxvrn). Please RT!