How to tell if you’ve fallen for propaganda: you think the richest country in the world can’t afford universal healthcare while 80 other countries can.
Sharing a side project!
RxMatcher is an online platform for sharing experiences using off-label drug or nutraceutical treatments for patients with genetic disorders.
Beyond MEPAN: the role of MECR in immune metabolism. Thank you to Dr. KayLee Steiner for illuminating more about the importance of MECR and mtFAS to human health. @steinerkaylee
https://t.co/MUIiW3O931
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Doug Wallace discusses his groundbreaking work in mitochondrial DNA, its implications for human health, and the need for interdisciplinary collaboration to advance a new field of mitochondrial biology and medicine. @mitoworld_org
https://t.co/TNLkbRcuqf
Check out the most recent UDN publication!
Key takeaway: #TUBB4B variants identified were found to disrupt centriole and cilium biogenesis in primary ciliary dyskinesia, affecting microtubule dynamics and enabling classification of ciliopathies.
https://t.co/ki887pfNVL
Welcome new Scientific & Medical Advisory Board members: Shilpa Iyer, PhD; Divakar Mithal, MD, PhD; and Barry Byrne, MD, PhD! They join a board of leading mitochondrial researchers and clinicians that offers expertise on scientific endeavors. Learn more: https://t.co/J8NfTTXiTC
Congrats to @steinerkaylee with @YoungArissa on their new work exploring lipid pathways in T cells--mitochondrial fatty acid synthesis & Mecr control activated T cell respiration and sensitivity to ferroptosis
https://t.co/MNxjrTZHwZ
Important work from @steinerkaylee with new findings about MECR and mtFAS roles in immunity; corroborates @DebdeepDutta21 paper showing iron dysregulation in MECR-deficient cells
My first author paper from my thesis work has been uploaded to BioRxiv! We identified Mecr as important for T cell fitness in in vivo CRISPR screens. I have further worked with Mecr and am the first to show it regulates T cell function and metabolism.
https://t.co/AjHxEbLIlm
I’m still recruiting for a research assistant position at UAB.
Sadly, it turns out, I can’t sponsor a visa for those positions, but if you’re authorized to work in the US and and would like to learn about organoids, iPSCs, and neurodegenerative diseases reach out!