Fostering cohesive interactions for those working on extracellular matrix biology.

Nashville, TN
Joined April 2018
Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
After much thought and discussion, the @amsocmatbio council concluded that postponing the November 2020 event is prudent. 🗓️Mark your calendar for the new date: September 12-15, 2021, in St. Louis, MO! We miss you, and we’re looking forward to connecting in person soon again.
Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
Our new work showcasing a new MS method for quantitation of site-specific collagen post-translational modifications (PTM) from extracellular matrix (ECM)- we show for the first time that TGF beta could regulate PTMs in site-specific manner #ECM#PTM sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
The new issue for JBC is out in the world! The, which is features this week's highlighted editor's pick, shows immunohistochemical staining of Goodpasture antigen–binding protein (green) and collagen IV (red) in Nematostella vectensis bit.ly/2ASluIe
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Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
The Swiss Society for Matrix Biology is now on Twitter to stay in touch with all matrix-aficionados within Switzerland and world-wide. Hello world. @IntSocMatBio @amsocmatbio @Matrixbiologie @SFBMEc @Matrisome @MatrixBioANZ @MBIreland @LondonMatrixGrp @BSMB1 @DSMB_dk
Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
Liliana Schaefer, president of @IntSocMatBio, introduces the winner of the 2018 ISMB Distiguished Investigator Award : Dr Billy Hudson @VanderbiltU @VUMCMatrixBio @VUMChealth @VUMCKidney #ASMB2018
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Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
Back in time of ECM biology, Billy Hudson
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Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
Deadline to send us your contributions for the #TheMatrixLetter extended to April 30! xitter.cf/amsocmatbio/status/982…
Call for contributions: The next issue of #TheMatrixLetter is in progress! Send us your articles, photos, award notices, job announcements by April 27. @amsocmatbio wants to hear from its members!
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Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
"The extracellular matrix is at the root of most diseases. Members of the matrix are involved in disease pathology affecting nearly every organ system in the human body" Renato V. Iozzo, and Maria A. Gubbiotti sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
You can now register and submit your abstract for #ASMB2018! Early bird discount available until 6/25, do not wait! Looking forward to seeing you in Las Vegas in October! asmb.memberclicks.net/curren…
Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
Wonderful new review by Aaron Fidler and Sergei Boudko from Billy Hudson's lab at @VanderbiltU and amazingly illustrated! Delighted that they let me join in the fun! xitter.cf/J_Cell_Sci/status/9833…
From our Issue in progress: Hudson &co discuss the collagen triple helix in context of animal multicellularity and tissue evolution: ow.ly/pJYn30joigF
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Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
Call for contributions: The next issue of #TheMatrixLetter is in progress! Send us your articles, photos, award notices, job announcements by April 27. @amsocmatbio wants to hear from its members!
Vanderbilt Center for Matrix Biology retweeted
Collagen IV was a key innovation that enabled single-celled organisms to evolve into multicellular animals dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.241…