Faculty members @DroujinineLab & @KatjaLamia received a $250,000 Discovery Grant from @Curebound_OFCL to study how the communication between organs can impact cachexia—aiming to identify new diagnostic biomarkers and therapies to improve cancer treatment.
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Thank you to everyone I met yesterday @scrippsresearch (particularly @DroujinineLab for hosting) for such an enjoyable day of interesting scientific discussions. Fantastic to hear from PhD students & post docs about their research over lunch (with the added bonus of a sea view!)
Scripps Research Fellow Ilia Droujinine has received the @AmerGastroAssn Research Scholar Award to continue studying how organs communicate with each other in the body—specifically for digestive diseases, obesity and metabolic syndrome https://t.co/KI9RRNgkz7 @DroujinineLab
Congratulations to 3 multidisciplinary research teams that have been named inaugural recipients of Scripps Research’s Collaborative Innovation Fund. The fund supports new foundational research that could lead to paradigm-shifting scientific breakthroughs https://t.co/fj3ORZw9Yq
AFAR congratulates 2022 Glenn Foundation for Medical Research and AFAR Grants for Junior Faculty recipient @DroujinineLab, who will #research the characterization of adipose tissue-to-muscle communication pathways in #aging. Learn more https://t.co/25BxKYByHV @scrippsresearch
In a major collaboration, Ilia Droujinine’s lab create a model to track protein signals that enable organ-to-organ communication. Scientists can now map unexplored disease pathways and ultimately develop targeted treatments e.g. for metastatic cancer https://t.co/H05cBKEQRA
Our BirA*G3-ER mice, developed in collaboration with Andrew McMahon's lab for identification of secreted interorgan communication factors, is now published! https://t.co/i9iPBvElsD