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EversLab @AlexEversLab
Joined September 2020
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Kudos to Zi-Wei Chen, Murthy Chintala and colleagues in ⁦@AlexEversLab⁩ for their J Biol Chem shedding new light on protocol binding and action on GABA-A receptors! nam10.safelinks.protection.o…
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WashU Medicine
@washumedicine
10 Mar 2023
Congrats to #WashUMed professor @SolnicaKrezelL, PhD, on receiving the 2023 Edwin G. Conklin Medal from @SocDevBio. She’s being recognized for her contributions to the understanding of early embryonic development in vertebrates. medicine.wustl.edu/news/soln…

Solnica-Krezel honored for contributions to developmental biology | WashU Medicine

Scientist to receive Conklin Medal for work in vertebrate embryonic development

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Simon Haroutounian@S_Haroutounian
1 Sep 2022
Amynah, we are so excited! Look forward to working with you
Amynah Pradhan@AmynahPradhan
1 Sep 2022
So excited to start as the new director for the Center for Clinical Pharmacology @UHSPedu @WashUanesthesia!
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EversLab@AlexEversLab
19 Nov 2020
Karen was a great leader and built an incredible Center for Clinical Pharmacology... She was an amazing asset to our community (writ large)...and a great friend. R.I.P.
Brian S. Kim
@itchdoctor
19 Nov 2020
Karen was a wonderful woman and one of the most effective and dynamic people I have met at @WUSTLmed what a big loss. RIP, Karen. Obituary: Karen Seibert, executive director of pharmacology center, 61 source.wustl.edu/2020/11/obi… via @WUSTL
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doi.org/10.7554/eLife.55331 @eLife

Site-specific effects of neurosteroids on GABAA receptor activation and desensitization

Differential, state-dependent occupancy of three discrete binding sites on α1β3 GABAA receptors determines whether a specific neurosteroid analogue potentiates or inhibits GABA-elicited currents or...

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Congratulations to Yusuke Sugasawa and the other members and collaborators of @AlexEverslab for our paper in eLife showing that different neurosteroid binding sites on GABA-A receptors mediate activation vs desensitization. doi.org/10.7554/eLife.55331

Site-specific effects of neurosteroids on GABAA receptor activation and desensitization

Differential, state-dependent occupancy of three discrete binding sites on α1β3 GABAA receptors determines whether a specific neurosteroid analogue potentiates or inhibits GABA-elicited currents or...

elifesciences.org
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doi.org/10.7554/eLife.55331 @eLife

Site-specific effects of neurosteroids on GABAA receptor activation and desensitization

Differential, state-dependent occupancy of three discrete binding sites on α1β3 GABAA receptors determines whether a specific neurosteroid analogue potentiates or inhibits GABA-elicited currents or...

elifesciences.org
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Even as a non-native speaker there's no question this privileges some of us. It seems there's a pretty easy check: Would you consider it a barrier if you had to write your next paper in Mandarin or Spanish? Both have more native speakers than English.
Johannes Textor@JohannesTextor
12 Sep 2020
Are native English speakers privileged in academia?
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