Research instructor-II at Henry Ford Health @HFhypertension | hypertension and vascular research division | Studying mechanisms of heart failure |
Detroit, MI
Joined August 2011
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Congratulations @rocephin432 ! Very well deserved! Excited about this project! @313Kidney
Congratulations to Data Diuresis winner Isaac Baiden, MD for giving a fantastic talk on “Loop Diuretic Resistance In A Mouse Model of Cardiorenal” @APSPhysiology #APS2024!
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This novel manuscript shows that EP3 receptor knockout or antagonism is protective after myocardial infarction in mice @TimDBryson @HFhypertension @GradPhysiology #AHAJournals ahajrnls.org/3xeKPfL
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Congrats to Dr. Emilio Mottillo who was recently notified he has been promoted to Associate Professor (Research) FTA in Physiology effective August 2024!
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Trainees (prior and current) presenting at the 2023 Detroit Cardiovascular Training Program (NIH T32) #NIH #NHLBI retreat at #WSU #timbryson
ALT Detroit Cardiovascular Training Program sponsored by NIH NHLBI
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Congratulations Sumit Monu @SumitRa51243775, @313Kidney! Reduced GFR in hypertensive adult ALMS1 KO Dahl SS rats is associated with lower interstitial hydrostatic pressure, higher tubuloglomerular feedback sensitivity, and #glomerular damage/#proteinuria
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📣 Call for Papers on Cardiac Fibroblasts
📆Open until June 30
✅Submit research highlighting cardiac fibroblasts as primary cell type responsible for deposition of #ExtracellularMatrix in the heart contributing to physiological signaling processes ow.ly/4Rz550OzEis
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Brain Day in Detroit was a major success! Big crowds excited to learn from our campus Neuroscientists! Thanks to all who helped create this wonderful experience, especially our partners at the Michigan Science Center. @WayneStateCLAS @waynestate @WayneStateTNP @waynemedicine
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Save the date for the @HenryFordHealth annual Research Symposium on May 19, 2023 - now in its 20th year! Registration for this hybrid event is OPEN until May 8 and abstract submission until March 1. DM the co-chairs for more detail: @Amandality and @jmbrockphd.
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Read about Dr. Wessells and his lab:
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New research article alert! The role of cGMP-dependent increase in #NKCC2 #ubiquitination is mediated by the #Cullin-RING E3 ubiquitin ligase in Sprague Dawley TAL epithelium. Congratulations, Dr. Gustavo Ares! #kidneyInCVD @HFHypertension @GradPhysiology
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Our new paper is live now in Cell Reports Methods! A FRET sensor for the real-time detection of long chain acyl-CoAs and synthetic ABHD5 ligands cell.com/cell-reports-method…
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What should I know about Angiotensin? @GordonConf @cesarom1 @NakagawaPablo @lashodya @GertrudeArthur_
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I’m so thrilled and excited to be part of this study by @arif_uzz_aman!
If you’re interested in how intestinal microbiota regulates inflammation and host immunity by microbial metabolites beyond SCFAs, this one is for you! 👇🏻
In this issue of @Nature, we report an immunoregulatory axis through which #diet and #microbiota promote #eosinophil-mediated type 2 immune responses that protect from helminth parasites. 1/3
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A big month at the @SandersonLab, PhD student @FogoGarrett received NoA for his F99/K00 to fund his pre- AND post-doctoral training. New Assistant Professor @joseph_wider landed a DoD grant. Today we received NoA for a NIH U44 grant. Lots of exciting studies to keep us busy!
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Excited to share that I have received a Transition to Postdoc F99/K00 Fellowship from the NIA! This will support the conclusions of my work in the @SandersonLab as well as a transition to studying mitochondria in age-related neurodegenerative diseases
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Don’t wait to learn programming to start analyzing your genomics datasets. There are plenty of graphical user interface tools that require 0 programming knowledge. Every student deserves to experience that aha moment and the joy of discovery 😀! Here are some of my fav tools- 🧵
