Major paper I've been working on is out today! We found genetics has a strong influence on skeletal response to immobilization. This is the first evidence showing changes in bone volume, quality and gene expression from immobilization are heritable.
doi.org/10.1016/j.bonr.2021.…
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The @ASBMR THRIVE program has been critical to my career! This is truly the best mentoring & career development program I have ever experience! Strongly recommend to all underrepresented early career individuals! Huge thanks to ASBMR for this program & my mentor @mmcgeelawrence!
A fun gathering of the first @ASBMR THRIVE cohort and a chance to meet up with my mentee Dr. Arwa Elsheikh @CUEndocrinology#ASBMR2024
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The 2024 THRIVE Cohort, accompanied by PI Dr. Rhonda Prisby and DEIA Chair @HolguinLab, participated in the @NIDDKgov NMRI Workshop last week! It was an enriching experience with insightful research and dynamic sessions. Anticipating more opportunities and growth next year!
Check out or new paper examining how genetic variation affects skeletal muscles exposed to simulated microgravity: nature.com/articles/s41526-0…
We found that genetics caused some mice to be protected from muscle loss. Transcriptomic response also varied based on genetic background.
I had a great time meeting so many people at the @LatinXinBME symposium! After 20 years in BME, I finally found a community that looks like the people at home 🥰. Thank you to the organizers!! #BMES2023#VCUatBMES
Seems hard to care about health research while the entire planet's #climate is rapidly deteriorating. Meanwhile, everyone who has any power to do something about it doesn't seem to care.
Also ... #ALIENS!!
I posted a job opening for a undergrad research assistant in our lab, and more people applied than we can hire 😳. What are some good interview questions I should ask?
Our latest paper examining how genetics affects the response to hindlimb unloading is out now in @JOrthopRes! We found bone loss from hindlimb unloading varied by mouse strain in the founder strains of the Diversity Outbred mouse population.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
We have future manuscripts examining how skeletal muscle was affected in these mice and another manuscript analyzing the transcriptomic (RNAseq) response to unloading in the C57BL/6J mice used here.
This is an amazing opportunity to work with an outstanding PI and lab! As a former postdoc in the same department, I am happy to talk about postdoc life at VCU BME if anyone wants more information.
📣Spread the Word!!! We have an open Postdoc position in Mechanobiology of #Collagen Fiber Formation for tendon and ligament repair.
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