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Do microglia and/or neurons contribute to Gaucher disease? insight.jci.org/articles/vie…
Hannah Duffy, Colleen Byrnes, et al. use cell-specific deletion models to answer the question.
Image: specificity of the Gba deletion in microglia (left) and neurons (right).
@ProiaLab @NIDDKgov
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Sialidase NEU3 action on GM1 ganglioside is neuroprotective in GM1 Gangliosidosis buff.ly/3QJQvFT (@jlipidres)
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🔬#LRMSRC is an unmissable opportunity to discuss the biology of lysophospholipids.
Join us, share your research and learn from the world experts in the field @hlatim @ar_dilorenzo @ProiaLab @CChristoffer78
web.cvent.com/event/6c972c32…
#Lysophospholipids #FASEBconferences – at Melbourne, FL
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Tonight on #MitoMonday, we briefly highlight the life and works of pioneering geneticist, living legend and authority on inborn errors of metabolism, Elizabeth F. Neufeld. #LateNightWithTheRutterLab
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We are starting 2021 with a SphingoLeader talk by @ProiaLab! Don't miss this great talk!
Register at sphingolipidbiology.com/regi…
to attend the live webinar and be elegible for an @AvantiLipids Coffee Break Giveaway!
#LipidTalks #Sphingolipids
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Welcome to today's JLR #LipidTakeover. I'm your host, Michael Brenner! We're dedicating the posts today to the late Richard Pagano of Johns Hopkins University, who pioneered many of our currently used lipid trafficking assays.
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Don't miss the first webinar of the series on #Sphingolipid Biology. Next April 20th!
Our first guest will be Thorsten Hornemann from the University Hospital Zurich
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Over the course of his research career, Wakelam investigated cell signaling and communication with a focus on the physiological functions of lipids. bit.ly/3e8CNH0
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We are deeply sad by the passing away of Michael Wakelam, Director of @BabrahamInst and member of EU-LIFE Board of Directors. Michael was a great friend and colleague who will be terribly missed. All our thoughts are with his family and Babraham Institute community.
The Institute is extremely saddened to announce that Michael Wakelam died yesterday from suspected Covid-19. Our thoughts are with Michael’s family and the many who will miss him.
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"I predict that we have lost at least a year on our mouse-based projects. This is devastating for everyone." bit.ly/2JrMwdo
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Disappointing news today that the sphingolipid GRC in Italy has been cancelled. Totally understand the decision but was really looking forward to an awesome meeting. 😢 #sphingolipids #COVIDー19
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The ASBMB remembers Lina Obeid (1955 – 2019), a professor of medicine, dean of research and vice dean for scientific affairs at the Renaissance School of Medicine at @StonyBrookMed.
asbmb.org/asbmb-today/people…
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The FY20 federal budget signed into law last night includes $41.7b for NIH, $2.6b more than FY19, $7.5b above President’s request. Each IC will see at least a 3.3% increase. The NSF budget will be $8.28b, $203.3m above the FY19 budget, $1.2b more than the President’s request.
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A zebrafish model for Gaucher disease: glucocerebosidase knockout leads to ganglioside accumulation.
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Congratulations to William A. Gahl of @genome_gov on being inducted to
the NAM! #NAMmtg
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Just one patient will ever use a drug created by scientists in Boston. It's an achievement in ultra-personalized medicine, but some ethicists and government regulators are worried about what comes next. nyti.ms/2AW7Mnk
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Dr. Joachim Messing declined to patent his great advances in understanding DNA. “Jo’s approach to the development of his DNA sequencing tools was to spread them freely and widely,” a colleague said. “He was an incredibly generous man.” nyti.ms/2lAnUXE































