We are seeking a motivated GI nerd to join our team as a Research Assistant π·π€ Apply here work with us! πjobs.ncsu.edu/postings/18497β¦
Find our Fellow Dr. Elizabeth Rose's contribution to this @FrontVetScience eBook "The Use of Large Animal Models to Improve Pre-Clinical Translational Research" to learn more about the use of pigs in intestinal microbiota research! π·π¦ βοΈ
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The Comparative Gastroenterology Lab retweeted
Great 2022 @TheACVS Surgery Summit! So proud of all of our past and present @NCStateVetMed @CVMResearch @NcstateCvmT32 @CVMResearch trainees for their amazing work π€©π΄ @dwkochdvm @ComparativeGI @NCStateCMI
A great review in @tandfonline Tissue Barriers from our graduate student Kasey Boger and former research associate Ana Sheridan! All your hard work paid off - congrats! π·ππΌπ§πΌβπ¬ #science #cellculture #biologicalbarriers pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3569β¦
The latest retrospective case study from our DVM-PhD student @sarajerwin! Big thanks to our co-authors for all the help gathering data to assess outcomes for foals with colic mdpi.com/2076-2615/12/11/137β¦ #vetscience @CVMResearch
Big congrats to our DVM-PhD Student Madison Caldwell on her @Merck @AVMFvets Animal Health Scholarship!! avmf.org/programs/merck-anim⦠@CVMResearch
Weβre at #EB2022 with updates in our @USDA_NIFA funded project examining the role of prebiotics, microbiota, and enteric glia in driving neonatal intestinal barrier repair development. Come check it out! @CVMResearch #research #onehealth
Congrats to our fellow Dr Elizabeth Rose for winning honorable mention for her oral abstract presentation today at the @CVMResearch Litwack Day!! π #vetscience #research #vetmed
Itβs poster time at @CVMResearch Litwack Day! Be sure to stop by one of our labβs four (four!!) posters to see what all our hardworking trainee have been up to #AcademicTwitter #science #vetmed
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Today is our annual Research Day; named after Dr. Martin Litwack, a Raleigh veterinarian who was instrumental in the founding of the College!
Between poster & oral presentations, guest lecturer Dr. Elodie Ghedin, and the research image competition, we have a fully packed day!!
The @CVMResearch Annual Image Competition is on, and the Comparative GI Lab is making waves with five entries ππΌ Come and vote for your favorites! #vetscience #vetmed #microscopy
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This is part of my thesis work - excited to see this in print at Gut Microbes! We found that the microbiome influences survival of intestinal stem cells after chemotherapy. Thanks to my coauthors @jecortes_ @TheRiotMicrobe and mentor @Aggie93PhD.
Researchers from our Molecular Biomedical Sciences & Population Health & Pathobiology departments plus @Duke_PCB recently published, "Prolonged oral antimicrobial administration prevents doxorubicin-induced loss of active intestinal stem cells"@tandfonline
doi.org/10.1080/19490976.202β¦
The Comparative Gastroenterology Lab retweeted
The latest publication from our team - a great review by our fellow Dr. Rose #translationalscience #vetscience
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Our esteemed Fellow Dr. Elizabeth Rose was featured in this article released by @uwvetmed ππΌvetmed.wisc.edu/grant-promotβ¦ ππΌ #translationalscience #vetmed #vetresearch #COHA #CTSA
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Are you Flow Cytometry Expert? -- we need a new Flow Core Manager
jobs.ncsu.edu/hr/postings/15β¦
You can make a difference in Comparative Immunology and Clinical Veterinary Medicine at a leading College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Research University
Join us! @NCStateVetMed
A big pig day in the lab today! Four projects going at once is amazing to see π·π·π·π· #teamscience #pigmodels
The Comparative Gastroenterology Lab retweeted
Outstanding @AAEPHorseDocs presentation by @dwkochdvm on our @Grayson_JC funded tendon research π with @AlixBerglund and Dr. Kristen Messenger @vetspassinggas! @CVMResearch @NcstateCvmT32 @NCStateCMI
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This retweet is an endorsement. Pigs are a useful model for many things in the biomedical space.
The humble pig has substantial and growing potential as an accurate, core #AnimalModel for humans, according to a Review in @ScienceTM that discusses the current status and future applications of pigs in translational biomedical research. fcld.ly/efdwm63
A huge congratulations to our graduate student Dr. Emily Hellstrom on being selected to receive this prestigious National award from @AAEPHorseDocs and EQUUS Foundation πππΌ tinyurl.com/yuavc6an β at North Carolina, USA
Check out this interesting review by our graduate student @sarajerwin, hot off the presses. Nice work, Sara! #vetscience #colic #gutbrain ππΌtinyurl.com/foalcolic ππΌ























