Excellent work on Split intein-mediated protein trans-splicing to express large dystrophins @nature by Chamberlain and team nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Happy international day of women and girls in science. Celebrating the achievements of incredible women colleagues, collaborators, mentors, and many others who inspire by their strength, resilience, and brilliant minds while breaking stereotypes and barriers every day #IDWGS2024
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Great debate- if the muscle biopsy still indicated @TeresinhaEvange Vs Baziel van Engelen. Yes, we need Muscle biopsy to test the impact of new variants, improved diagnostics and learn about disease biology #notaferrari #wms2023
Thanks @DMM_Journal @Co_Biologists for featuring our image on the September cover page #skeletalmuscle journals.biologists.com/dmm/…
Our new work on Intrinsic and extrinsic regulation of rhabdomyolysis susceptibility by Tango2 is out journals.biologists.com/dmm/…
Excited to share the new work from our group: Dynamic regulation of inter-organelle communication by ubiquitylation controls skeletal muscle development and disease onset doi.org/10.7554/eLife.81966
Thanks to all our collaborators for their wonderful contribution and insights on this work @BrighamResearch @BroadProteomics @Gianina_Natoli @Concordia
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Congratulations to our Postdoc Nishanthi Mathiyalagan @BrighamResearch on her selection to 2023 Young Investigator Draft Class @UpliftingAt with excellent support from @TANGO2Research to develop treatments for rare diseases
#YID23
𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒: 10 Emerging Scientists Score Research Grants Totaling $200,000
Elite athletes and scientists will stand shoulder-to-shoulder in the quest for new research to treat #RareDiseases at the Young Investigator Draft.
Meet the #YID23 Draft Class: bit.ly/3Qv1r8n
A new preprint from our group demonstrating defects in glycerolipid pathway and reduced phospholipid abundance result in skeletal muscle breakdown in rhabdomyolysis caused by TANGO2 mutations biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
I missed many deadlines when my kids were small & they also fell sick while my husband was traveling for work. For all the exhausted parents in a similar situation, this does get better as they get older. Coffee my daughter made as I raced to finish another deadline @Momademia
Every journal should should have a quality control mechanism to ensure catalog numbers of all antibodies and specialty reagents are included in the manuscripts (specially with all those publication charges!!!!). This should not be a reviewers job..
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Great times sharing our work, learning about amazing work from other colleagues, meeting old and new friends and finally some fun excursions at #wms2022 #halifax. Already looking forward to #wms2023 @WorldMuscleSoc
Our recent work with wonderful collaborators on dynamic ubiquitylome-mediated regulation of skeletal muscle proteome during development, growth and disease onset #myotwitter
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Congrats Bri and the team. Was great to work together on this article.
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Last day to submit abstract for #WMS2022 #myotwitter
Registration is fully open for #WMS2022 and it's now possible to register groups.
Our #hybrid Congress is a chance catch up on the latest developments in neuromuscular diseases from around the world.
Early bird open until 10 June.
Register here 👇
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We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to work on the exciting studies on disease biology and therapeutics in neuromuscular disorders @BrighamWomens. Please share and contact me for more details. #myotwitter #postdocjobs
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Excited to start the new year with new research grants to study basic muscle biology as well as developing therapeutics for myopathies and finally a BWH chair research award. This also means we are looking for postdoctoral candidates and research technicians #myotwitter
Cellular relocation of ribosomal proteins in response to hypertonicity and muscle contraction identified by spatial proteomics disq.us/t/43g0y48
Low immunogenicity of LNP allows repeated administrations of CRISPR-Cas9 mRNA into skeletal muscle in mice disq.us/t/43gt7i2 @NatureComms
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Great debate on the use of large animals in translational research by @oligogirl and Caroline Le Guiner. We need different models to answer complementary questions. Key is to generate high quality data that could be used for predictive outcomes for translational research #wms2021
'Pre-clinical research – Are large animal models necessary in translational research?' is the first Live Debate topic at 15:30 for Day 3 at #WMS2021
Enjoy stimulating discussions with Speakers Caroline Le Guiner, Annemieke Aartsma-Rus and Moderators Alan Beggs & Vandana Gupta
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