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The Gad Asher Lab @WeizmannScience is currently looking for motivated and curious minds to join us!
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The Asher Lab starting the Jewish year 5787 with a little pottery!
P.S. We’re still looking for talented postdocs and PhD students, don’t hesitate to reach out!
Why should skeletal muscle have a circadian clock at all?
Because activity isn't random in time. It recurs on a predictable schedule. And preparing for it is cheaper than reacting to it.
New review in npj Metabolic Health & Disease: https://t.co/d0zE27JjLC
New research from @lab_asher at the Weizmann Institute of Science reveals that sex hormones reset our internal clocks. The study, published in @NatureComms, offers new insights into circadian disruption during menstruation, pregnancy & menopause >> https://t.co/CjW6EPV6TF
We are happy to announce our new publication in Nature Communications led by @GalManella, @SaarEzagouri_RD , and @Nitya0602 !
https://t.co/KKaw7rLdkA
Here’s a quick overview of the main findings → 1/🧵
How may CRY2 mediate serum effect on clock? We found that CRY2 interacts with glucocorticoid receptor and acts as an activator of glucocorticoid signaling. 8/
Check out our new book chapter with our collaborator Xianlin Han: Lipidomic Profiling of Isolated Nuclei from Mice and Cultured Cells https://t.co/s94wgMiWPu
Amid challenging times, we’re happy to share some good news: our incredible lab manager, Marina, has worked tirelessly to launch our brand-new website. It’s finally live, check it out!
https://t.co/tFU06ivy3c