Physiologist interested in any and all metabolism. Assoc. prof. at @YaleIMed and Physiology. Mom, nerd, lover of science but not of the proverbial reviewer #3.
A study from @RachelPerryLab1 in @PNASNews shows that working muscles can outcompete tumors for glucose, slowing their growth. The findings also suggest that exercise may play a role in the prevention and treatment of #cancer.
https://t.co/KlTadzWCB7
@SmilowCancer
To any scientist who needs to hear this: go talk to your child’s elementary school class about science and end up answering questions about ALL THE BIOLOGY. It is the absolute best. Special shoutouts to the kids who asked when they can join my lab, and if they can give me a hug.
So proud of Dr. Andin Fosam who gave a truly stellar PhD defense yesterday. She is a star future orthopedic surgeon-scientist, and it’s been a joy to be part of her path! @YaleMSTP
Is the Relocation Rule Real? featuring Dr. Rachel Perry https://t.co/K8ye3xsRj3
It was a delight to talk with @hello_bio about my unconventional path staying and growing at Yale since undergrad. Grateful to @YaleMed@YaleCancer@YaleIMed@NationalMMPC and all collaborators!
@MarcusDGon Well, in a world where peer review and discussion could influence outcomes in a thoughtful, evidence- and numbers-based way, maybe that. However…….
It was wonderful to talk with @DrEricWiner about exercise and cancer. The upshot: our mouse studies suggest that small lifestyle changes can make a big difference in cancer outcomes!
New research finds that even low levels of physical activity shift glucose away from tumors and toward working muscles, limiting cancer’s fuel supply. "Any amount of activity may be beneficial,” explains @RachelPerryLab1.
https://t.co/9rLZ7Llw83
@SmilowCancer
Congratulations @BrooksLeitner, Andin Fosam, and collaborators. We appreciate the strong history of exercise + cancer research at Yale, and were thrilled to expand it! @YaleMed@YaleMDPhD
Research led by @RachelPerryLab1 shows exercise slows tumor growth by shifting the body’s metabolism. This work reveals that aerobic fitness fundamentally reshapes metabolic competition between muscle and tumors.
https://t.co/c6fKRDlj85
@SmilowCancer
It was a pleasure to talk to the team at Hello Bio about my somewhat atypical path, growing from undergrad to associate professor at the same university @YaleIMed@YaleCancer
(I did change labs at one point…but it was from my mentor’s to my own!)
Such a privilege to meet and sit next to Janet Ramsey on my flight back from DC. Janet is fighting metastatic breast cancer and still went to DC to talk to our representatives about the importance of research funding. More on her story:
https://t.co/9IkhK8WXgk
💫NEW: @AnuHemalatha, @valentatormenta, @RachelPerryLab1 & co track the endogenous redox ratio (NAD(P)H/FAD) with live imaging in the mouse skin and find that maintaining a robust redox ratio is key to clonal prevalence.
https://t.co/hLaXIynz9V
Running this virtual internship program - funded by non-federal dollars and welcoming everyone - has been a bright spot in recent days and months. Undergrads, please consider applying, and Yale labs, please consider mentoring!
A virtual internship program for lifesci undergrads is seeking applications for its next cohort! 👩🔬👨🔬
The VIBES program at Yale offers paid opportunities to work on cutting-edge biological science projects 🔬
There are just a few days left to apply: https://t.co/MeQF4123mx
Introducing the first of our #LabHeroes2024 highly commended nominees! 🏆
@RachelPerryLab1 of @YaleIMed was chosen by our judges for her impact on lab culture & promotion of diversity in STEM. 👩🔬
Read this great new interview: https://t.co/vWo1bx9axM
#scientistinterview
What do you do when you have a big inspection coming up @YaleMed ? Host a highly competitive lab Jeopardy to practice answering potential questions, and award trophies to the winners, of course!
So much fun to speak with amazing high school student leaders who run the "STEM Heroines" podcast this weekend. I don't consider myself a STEM heroine (standing on shoulders of giants!) but it was fun to babble about how much I love mentorship. @YaleMed@YaleIMed@YaleCancer