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proteoglycan architect, Florida man. Huang lab @scrippsresearch | she/they 🇬🇧🏳️‍🌈 #firstgen

La Jolla, CA
Joined September 2011
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My brain as soon as somebody asks me about my research
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Incredible tribute to phospholipids
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Thinking of a PhD investigating GAGs in early mammalian development? Fabulous PhD on offer here with @da40cambs in Liverpool. You would get to work with our #glycoweb network and all the support we can offer. PIs, please pass on to interested potential students!
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Friends don't let friends make bad charts! Chenxin Li, pulled together a lot of great advice for data visualization, with clear "do this, not that" examples for each item. Here are a few of my favorites, see the link below for more.
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Chemist Josh Smalley is competing in The Great British Bake Off this year. He is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Leicester, where he cooks up small-molecule probes and proteolysis-targeting chimeras (PROTACs). Read more: cen.acs.org/education/scienc…
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nature.com/articles/s41423-0… Delighted to share our new article, together with Salome Pinho, Ines Alves and Joana Gaifen, highlighting the role of glycans and glycan-binding proteins in creating immune regulatory networks common to infection and autoimmunity.
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Remember to register free for our next #FrontRow lecture, April 19. @HuangMia will discuss how vital sugar molecules in the body called #glycans are exploited in various disease states, and how modifying them holds promise for new diagnostics & treatments scrippsresearch.zoom.us/webi…
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"You can find the role models you are looking for." 2022 chemistry laureate @CarolynBertozzi shares an important message to all who don't see themselves represented in mainstream science. Who is your role model? #IWD2023 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInScience
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This hamster is all of us just trying to get to the end of 2022.
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Excavating proteoglycan structure-function relationships: modern approaches to capture the interactions of ancient #biomolecules -- ow.ly/PuVE50KNn30 New #review by @MegCritcher and @HuangMia of @ScrippsGradPrgm #proteoglycans #chemicalbiology #glycobiology
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The music choice here brings me joy
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Today I learned that sea urchins naturally use shells as hats to feel safer and camouflage. So some aquarists decided to 3d print tiny hats for them
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country western blot
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For centuries we've had anatomical maps of how the body's organs are connected, but what would a diagram of the immune system’s connections look like? In @Nature we report our initiative to map the "interactome" that links human immune cells together (1/14)nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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It’s 2am and you’re alone in the lab teapaw.org/yokartik_ya/status/155…
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As the @ACS_CARB Immediate Past Chair, I am happy to announce that Mia Huang is a recipient of The 2023 David Y. Gin New Investigator Award given for Outstanding contributions to research in carbohydrate chemistry by scientists in the first seven years of their independent career
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