@karencang This was taken somewhere around Gatlinburg, Tennessee, atop the Great Smoky Mountains! I believe this was the peak of the Charlie’s Bunion trail!
A closer look at gene therapies on the way for #Duchenne. Solid disappoints but exon-skipping agents and #CRISPR are on the way https://t.co/pP1RRC5NyB
Scientists have conducted one of the largest #CRISPR screens of #cancer genes to date to prioritise therapeutic targets: https://t.co/8wcBBVZlrT
They disrupted every gene in over 300 cancer models from 30 cancer types to uncover which genes are critical for cancer survival
Good news: # of Tommy John surgeries in @MLB is ⬇️
Bad news: # is ⬆️⬆️⬆️ for Minor Leagues
“TJ Epidemic” is not slowing, just shifting to younger players. Very concerning. Must do better:
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@JSESMedia@MLB @AJSM_SportsMed
Dylan Pariseau '19 works with Dr. Baures on undergraduate research that can lead to understanding how cancer cells grow. A biology major with minors in chemistry and psychology, Dylan says it's "really amazing to get that experience at Keene State.” #KSCINBRE#undergradresearch
FULL OF ENERGY
Mitochondria (purple) create much of the chemical energy for the cell. And when compared to the slow moving nucleus (green), mitochondria seem hyperactive. Full of energy indeed.
#MitoMonday#CellBiology
@sukig_bio@ABDATKSC @maxfoiseybio Exactly! So many people are pushing agendas versus actually reporting factual information. It’s about being first to the story instead of being accurate #KSCBio
@ABDATKSC@sukig_bio @maxfoiseybio The key word in that is “fact”. So many times on social media false facts are spread. As scientists we need to be better at putting out factual and reliable information #KSCBio
@karencang Q3: As students, we can continue to write blogs and use our words to defend science. We can try and get our blogs out to the public more by making it easier to find #KSCBio