Professor @UABHeersink | Epigenetics, metabolism & heart failure | Father & Runner | Opinions are my own | he,him BA @KnoxCollege1837 PhD @WUSTL
Alabama, USA
Joined August 2018
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Adam R. Wende, PhD, FAHA retweeted
UAB Pathology researchers have found that resolved high blood sugar levels can still lead to long-term cardiac stress in a recently published paper in the Journal of the American Heart Association. @AdamWende @SamuelFChang @CardioMyocyteHa
Read more: bit.ly/4AZbQQF
ALT A person holds a lancet device to check blood sugar levels, with a glucose meter and a test strip container visible nearby.
Happy to report we have published a new study on "O-GlcNAc Memory". We hope that the findings will provide insight into the mechanism behind increased susceptibility to heart failure in patients with diabetes.
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This publication could not have been completed without great trainees and collaborators here
@UABHeersink in @UABPathology
@SamuelFChang
@CardioMyocyteHa
@JohnCChatham
And many others!
Adam R. Wende, PhD, FAHA retweeted
Meet Mahima Reddy, a Ph.D. candidate in the @AdamWende Lab in @UABPathology. Her research focuses on O-GlcNAc-driven cardiac remodeling, which is similar to the cardiac pathology seen in diabetes-related heart failure.
Read more: go.uab.edu/ucdcmahimareddy
ALT Mahima Reddy
That time of year again, SHVM is just around the corner. This year in Osaka, Japan with an outstanding lineup of speakers. If interested in anything @cardiovascular and @metabolism register and submit your abstract today!
shvm2026.azuleon.org/
Made it to this meeting a couple years ago and it was outstanding. I highly recommend it if interested in transcriptional regulation. Especially by KLF and SP family members!
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Excited about our new publication in Epigenetics defining a model to test glycemic memory and the potential role of glucose as a signaling molecule to lead to sustained susceptibility to exacerbated remodeling in response to subsequent pressure overload. tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/…
This publication could not have been completed without great trainees and collaborators here @UABHeersink in @UABPathology; @SayanBakshi @SamuelFChang @LukeSkyrunner @CardioMyocyteHa @MahimaReddy11 @JohnCChatham
Been awhile since I've logged in but have great reason to this week. SHVM 2025 Registration is now open! If you are passionate about cardiovascular metabolism this is a must attend meeting. This year in Bordeaux, France. More details here: shvm2025.azuleon.org/welcome
There are only a few meetings I like to attend. However, those from the KSoLA in Korea have always been a favorite. Please consider attending if you can!
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Congratulations for another marker passed in your career. Very happy to see all that you've accomplished and eager to see what the next "mile" brings you!
Another big day for the Pepins! Big thanks to @BrighamMedRes for the training, friendships, mentors, and incredible patients. Moving westward isn’t “goodbye,” but perhaps just a longer commute from @StanCVFellows.
One final shout out to @LukeSkyrunner, a large dose of thanks for what he did for our group, and a prayer for the future I know he is going to make for himself in his new role as a bioinformatician!
Please join me in congratulating Luke!
@UABPathology @UAB_GBS
Happy to have hosted @AaronOlson15 for the @UABPathology Grand Rounds. He gave an outstanding talk on his O-GlcNAcylation & HBP work. Reminding us once again that it is not always glucose flux regulated and contexts in which it can be beneficial. And enjoyed great conversations!
Interesting new publication from the laboratory of @bnfinck about muscle/liver crosstalk, metabolism, and exercise performance.
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Thank you #AbbottWMM 6-star challenge & @orangebeachruns for inspiring me to do it.
Thank you #MarathonTours for helping secure the final Tokyo star. THANK YOU to those that helped me raise funds for @TeamforKids & @TeamInTraining!
What next? Not sure but looking forward to it!
Adam R. Wende, PhD, FAHA retweeted
More great work from @AtHinton lab has led to the front cover & inside cover. Thank you @IntMedAbel for your mentorship! Thank you @KattiiPrasanna for being my co-first & thank you, Drs. @brianglancylab & @RePereira
Thank you @WileyGlobal Press & the Journal of Cell Physiology
ALT Front Cover Caption: The cover image is based on the Research Article ATF4-dependent increase in mitochondrial-endoplasmic reticulum tethering following OPA1 deletion in skeletal muscle by Antentor Hinton Jr. et al., https://doi.org/10.1002/jcp.31204.
ALT Inside Front Cover Caption: The cover image is based on the Research Article ATF4-dependent increase in mitochondrial-endoplasmic reticulum tethering following OPA1 deletion in skeletal muscle by Antentor Hinton Jr. et al., https://doi.org/10.1002/jcp.31204.
Pleased to share our new publication out in Journal of Cellular Physiology headlined by @phdgprotein86 @AtHinton @KattiPrasanna and anchored by @brianglancylab @RePereira defining essential role for ATF4 in #Mito ER communication. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Adam R. Wende, PhD, FAHA retweeted
Some of the most important contemporary work being done with LVADs. Bridge to recovery or delay of transplantation can mean many more years of life for some patients. @ISHLT #ISHLT2024 #LVAD #transplant @ReyentovichHFMD @JasonKatzMD
1/. Ten projects from “VAD WEAN” Cardiac Recovery Registry (50 sites worldwide, >600 HF pts) being presented @ #ISHLT2024. Exciting results:
⁃Long-term “Survival Free of VAD/Tx post-VAD weaning” equivalent to propensity matched “ISHLT Registry post-Transplant Survival”
Adam R. Wende, PhD, FAHA retweeted
New Review! Chatham & Patel discuss how protein glycosylation contributes to normal #cardiovascular function and its role in cardiovascular disease: rdcu.be/dBC89
Congratulations to my now former student Dr. Potter!
Very proud of how @LukeSkyrunner defended his thesis in his private defense today. It was great having him in @TheWendeLab through his training and I wish him the best of luck as he starts his next stage as a bioinformatician!
