Harnessing the power of natural variation --- Model organisms --- Disease modifiers --- ER stress --- Rare disease --- Dept. of Human Genetics / @UUtah
Very excited to share our new paper on drug repurposing in a DPAGT1-CDG fly model: journals.plos.org/plosgeneti…. Thank you to everyone in the @ChowLab! More research in rare diseases and essential genes to come as a new Asst Prof in @KUMolBio.
The @ChowLab is looking for postdocs! Lots of rare disease projects looking for genetic modifiers and drugs, all focused on translational potential. Opportunities to work in a basic science lab but interface with physicians, foundations, and families. static1.squarespace.com/stat…
NEW PAPER ALERT! @HansMDalton, former @chowlab postdoc, performed a drug repurposing screen in a fly model of DPAGT1 CDG, a disorder caused by mutations in the first step of N-linked glycosylation. 1/ journals.plos.org/plosgeneti…
Hey #TAGC24! The @ChowLab is looking to hire everyone. Techs, postdocs, & research scientists! If you want to use or learn to use the fly to help people living with rare disease, find me! Read about how we’re using flies to find new rare disease medicines. uofuhealth.utah.edu/newsroom…
“This is the time for rare diseases. In the next ten years, I think you’ll see therapies rolling out left and right because it’s just been waiting for the technology to be there. I think we have all the tools. What’s lacking is the funding.” – Clement Chow go.nature.com/3JOQ5Jv
It's so exciting that our science is having immediate real world impact in the lives of those living with rare diseases! So proud of the @ChowLab for working so hard at this.
“This is the time for rare diseases. In the next ten years, I think you’ll see therapies rolling out left and right because it’s just been waiting for the technology to be there. I think we have all the tools. What’s lacking is the funding.” – Clement Chow go.nature.com/3JOQ5Jv
The @ChowLab is looking for a postdoc to help evaluate potential drug therapies in #NGLY1 deficiency preclinical models. Lots of opportunities to interface with the NGLY1 community, physicians, and patients. #rarediseasestatic1.squarespace.com/stat…
If you’re a senior grad student and want to do a postdoc that could impact the lives of those living with rare disease, the @chowlab could be a good fit! Previous PDs who’ve worked on our projects get snapped up by industry bc of their rare disease and drug experience. DM me!
Are you interested in working at the interface of basic biology & translational science? The @ChowLab
is looking for a postdoc to help develop precision medicine approaches for rare disease. If you are interested or know someone, please DM me!
I'm excited to announce that the @ChowLab just formed a multi year partnership with the Center for Personalized Medicine at Primary Children’s Hospital and the Dept of Pediatrics to perform Drosophila-based, personalized repurposing drug screens for local rare disease patients.
The @ChowLab is looking for a technician to help run our rare disease drug discovery pipeline. Duties include standard fly maintenance, setting up screens, phenotyping, & analyzing data. There will be opportunities to interact w/ physicians & patients
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I am very thankful to @ClementYChow, our keynote @UIowaACB retreat, for showing up and singing the praises of my favorite model system, Drosophila melanogaster to discover and treat rare diseases 💛🪰💁🏼♀️
(And shout out to the @ChowLab for providing data for such a cool talk!)
Grad students attending #Dros22, We are looking for postdocs to work on a number of different projects. You can get a flavor for some of them in this thread. Also, opportunities to work with physicians, patients and industry. DM if interested!
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The @ChowLab is so excited to attend #Dros22! All 11 of us are attending in person! We have 5 posters and 2 talks! For many, it'll be the first meeting in person ever or since joining the lab. #excite
So excited to be working on this! Our Rising Stars in Genetics and Genomics symposium will be awesome! It'll be 2 fun days of hearing about the science from these 12 up and coming leaders. Please register: docs.google.com/forms/d/1Ran…
We are excited to announce our first annual Rising Stars in Genetics and Genomics symposium (RiSinGG!) on May 11-12, 2022. We are excited to highlight the awesome science of these really talented postdocs. Please join us for two days of exciting science and food!