Final Version of our article on UBR-box E3 ubiquitin ligases, protein synthesis and skeletal muscle size now online 🚨 | @AJPCellPhys@CraigAGoodman1@DrAdamPSharples |
https://t.co/mi4R2NZ6Vd
Review in this area recently published here: https://t.co/rbpjBc7q6I
#Myotwitter
We welcomed two new Board Directors and awarded multiple scientists for their research at yesterday's spring Board meeting.
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Finally out the data we collected in the over90 200m world record holder. Read if you are interested in knowing how aging can be modified by lifelong training #longevity#physiology
https://t.co/BdzZq34LLT
https://t.co/VmfjqAwX6n
Brand new #ArticleinPress today! Overactive PDGFRα and PDGFRβ promote distinct phenotypes of skeletal muscle #fibrosis and stiffness, with PDGFRβ also driving #muscle growth (Mariola Gimla et al. @OMRF):
https://t.co/wKdpH2Jmzy
OMRF's Dr. Sue Bodine was elected and installed as the society’s 99th president. With nearly 10,000 members, the @APSPhysiology is the world’s largest association of physiologists.
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5.5 years and two babies later, my postdoctoral work is finally out in Cell today! So very grateful to everyone who made this possible.
Nuclear envelope budding enables export of large transcripts in muscle... https://t.co/cIDGyUvNlA
It was a privilege to have played a role in this groundbreaking work of @Ma_Jochem, @cobbold_simon & David Komander showing in vivo ubiquitination of glycogen & metabolites in tissues, incl. skeletal muscle, that re-writes the textbooks. @WEHI_research
https://t.co/bCC19mtJwc
Excited to share our new paper showing that BCL6, a transcriptional repressor, regulates skeletal muscle mass, mitochondrial bioenergetics & may mediate endurance training adaptations.
Fantastic collaboration with @MinnaWoo, @JeanPhilippeLG2 & many others!
https://t.co/nIlbfGlIyf
New paper dropped! Very excited to share this review I started during COVID. It made its home in my graduate school files for a few years before @phc_mesquita, @Wendy_R_Hood, @kangnianyap, and I got back to it. Check it out!
https://t.co/2lVURGMe8H
It’s great to see this success for Dr. Johnson and support she has received. It also reaffirms the vital role that scientific societies can play in training the next generation of scientists 🥼🔬🧬👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
OMRF postdoctoral fellow Dr. Charmain Johnson received the @American_Heart Career Development Award, which comes with a research grant funding her study of an autoimmune disease that sometimes results in organ failure.
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