Wnt Activation in Mature Dermal Adipocytes Leads to Lipodystrophy and Skin Fibrosis via ATGL‐Dependent Lipolysis - Ma - 2025 - The FASEB Journal - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/fLwVdDUEMs
Congrats to our whole team! This was work initiated in the pandemic.
Congratulation to Rachel Wyetzner and Ella Segal two recent undergraduates alums for taking the lead on this publication in @FEBS_Letters https://t.co/cYooBOMni5
Thank you for reading our recent paper in @Dev_journal that was developed in close collaboration with the Hopyan Lab at Sick Kids Toronto and funded by R21 from National Institutes of Health-@NIDCR . https://t.co/tWldYgmjZW
So excited to be @SocInvestDerm 2024 meeting in Dallas with members of the @AtitLab . Please come to Qiannan Ma’s talk at 9:20 AM in the Metropolitan Rm on Friday in the Stem cell bio wound healing session. Poster number 656. Suneeti is presenting at her poster 103 today!
Apical expansion of calvarial osteoblasts and suture patency is dependent on fibronectin cues
Read this Research Article from Xiaotian Feng, Radhika P. Atit @AtitLab and colleagues:
https://t.co/9edGFqc1iN
Our paper is out. Thanks to all the past and present members of the @Atitlab, Harris lab, and Hopyan labs for helping on this project.
Apical expansion of calvarial osteoblasts and suture patency is dependent on fibronectin cues https://t.co/HauVZejLa7
Hello from @anatomyorg 2024 meeting in Toronto. Please come to my talk at the Cell Biology Award symposium at 1:30 a.m. EST in the Provincial Ballroom . Happy to meet up with anyone who is here (send me an email).
Congrats to Rachel Wyetzner and Ella Segal who did this work as undergrads. Please leave us comments on https://t.co/3pSgYqZqiy https://t.co/SMG8fEqOO7
Congratulations to Alex Flores, undergraduate in the lab who got a presentation award @ABRCMS 2023 conference in November. His talk was titled: "One protein to rule them all: Dysregulation of Fibronectin and Skull Bone Growth in Craniosynostosis".
In their Review, Peggy Myung @HairMyung, Thomas Andl & Radhika Atit @Atitlab highlight both the classic experiments & the impact of single-cell technology on resolving the heterogeneity of fibroblasts to understand the origins of skin diversity.
https://t.co/uomsaWG8WY
In this @Dev_Journal review, @Atitlab, @HairMyung and Thomas Andl dive into the origins of the #dermis, then discuss how one of the first morphologically recognizable fibroblast subtypes, the hair follicle dermal condensate lineage, emerges.
https://t.co/pAuIqumMSn
Congratulations to Alex Flores, undergraduate in the lab who got a presentation award @ABRCMS 2023 conference in November. His talk was titled: "One protein to rule them all: Dysregulation of Fibronectin and Skull Bone Growth in Craniosynostosis".
Mesenchymal Wnts are required for morphogenetic movements of calvarial osteoblasts during apical expansion https://t.co/I3PZ7Rj7mn
We are excited to submit our first paper in collaboration with Sevan Hopyan's Lab at Sick Kids, Toronto. Please send us comments on @biorxiv.
Congratulation to Suneeti and Qiannan for presenting their work at the Montagna symposium in the skin fibrosis section. Suneeti's first poster presentation was a success. Thank you to all the past and present lab members for contributing to the skin fibrosis project and models.