There is no pot of gold at the end of this rainbow, but there sure is some golden research happening 🌈 Researcher @xstephtsai from the Galloway at @massgenbrigham took this image of a regenerating zebrafish tendon to map exactly where and when hundreds of genes switch on and off during this repair process, revealing the “lucky charm” behind perfect tendon healing. #StPatricksDay #Orthoresearch #research @massgeneralcrm

Inspiring panel discussion of New Frontiers in ECM Biology, featuring keynote @ManuelaEGomes and panelists @BrianneConnizzo and Pernillae Eliasson at #ORS2025 @ors_tendon section meeting

Thrilled to see our paper now published @Cell_Metabolism led by @FabianPassini: Piezo2 in sensory neurons regulates systemic and adipose tissue metabolism (1/5 🧵) cell.com/cell-metabolism/abs…

New study from the lab! All kinds of good and bad and surprising things happen after sleeve gastrectomy bariatric surgery, but happens to the stomach itself? Does it “know” it has been sleeved? How? nature.com/articles/s41467-0…

Thrilled the final version of our paper is finally out! “Limited column formation in the embryonic growth plate implies divergent growth mechanisms during pre- and postnatal bone development”🦴👩‍🔬🧬 (🧵1/10)

We are excited to share our work from @galloway_lab with the amazing help of @xstephtsai Daniel Montoro, @DrMihoTanaka @dingwallaby, @BenRFreedman, and others. "A latent Axin2 /Scx progenitor pool is the central organizer of tendon healing" @Nature_NPJ : go.nature.com/4h9rsHs

‘A latent Axin2 /Scx progenitor pool is the central organizer of tendon healing’ Congratulations to @galloway_lab @morgrin @xstephtsai @ors_tendon @ORSsociety nature.com/articles/s41536-0…

Hot off the press from the @galloway_lab! 🌶️ A @harvardstemcell team identified a specialized #quiescent Scx /Axin2 cell population in mouse and human tendons that initiated healing and was a major functional contributor to repair. 💬 @Nature_NPJ: go.nature.com/4h9rsHs

I am excited to share this new beautiful work from Steph @xstephtsai in my lab!

Excited that my second paper from my PhD came out yesterday in @eLife!! Thanks to Doug, my co-author Clara, and the rest of @TheMeltonLab for all of the hard work and support that made this work possible! I could not have done it without you all. 1/2 elifesciences.org/articles/5…

Great paper!!❤️❤️❤️

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The hardest thing in academia is the postdoc stage. So while it seems obvious, it’s still worth repeating: PIs, remember to give your postdocs daily encouragement and help transitioning to their next career step.

I didn't want a 9-5 job, so I went into academia. Now I work 24-7.

Skeleton, #tendon, #muscle and #nerve integration are essential for craniofacial function. Learn from @galloway_lab how Drew Noden's seminal work founded our understanding of facial muscle origin and the roles of neural crest cells in facial patterning doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.471

New study! We show that sleeve gastrectomy reduces glucose and cholesterol in lean female 5xFAD mice, but this has no effect on their #AD related behavior or pathology. A huge effort (and long shot) but I wanted to do this experiment since my postdoc. frontiersin.org/articles/10.…

Finally our paper describing a new noninflammatory healing process is out! 👩‍🔬📰We are very excited to have our study on the cover of @AJPathology (1/3)

If you dump too much data and distractions on your audience, they will feel stupid. But if instead you present your work in as clear a manner as possible - with simple logical steps - you will make the audience feel super smart and they will come away wanting to know more.

When you see a person whose work shattered the paradigm of a field, what you are really seeing is a person who trained for a long time within that same paradigm - knowing it inside and out - until, finally, they noticed all of its little cracks and what big thing they meant.