Studying solid tumor progression and tissue homeostasis @baylor. #Mentoring in #CellBiology, #CancerResearch and #Regeneration.

Northridge, Los Angeles
Joined November 2018
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I'm pleased to share about the Baylor Interdisciplinary Cancer Group (BICG). We are a group of 20+ faculty research labs @Baylor spanning 8 departments and3 colleges (i.e., @Baylor_AandS , @RobbinsCollege, and @BaylorECS). sites.google.com/view/baylor…
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Happy #FluorescenceFriday! New gorgeous data obtained by @CamiloE_! We are so excited to be using new tools in the lab to better understand cytoskeletal control of #NeuralCrest cell migration. #DevBio
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Our @DevoOncoLab is pleased to welcome new undergraduate researchers #AndyChacon, #JasonBean and #MeadowDoyle. @Baylor @BiologyBaylor #BaylorSRF #CancerResearch
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Great end to the squash season, came up just short this year, second place in the city is not bad!
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Fully funded PhD position is available in Germany 🇩🇪 DM if you want to work with me on crafting award-winning applications ✍️
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🏃‍♂️New Cover from the studio! 🏃‍♀️ in @Cell_Metabolism on "Cellular deconstruction of the human skeletal muscle microenvironment identifies an exercise-induced histaminergic crosstalk" by @TeamDerave @ThibauxV 💪 The cover image illustrates a degranulating mast cell, releasing histamine that can bind to various immune cell populations. Learn more: cell.com/cell-metabolism/ful… #DrawImpacts #sciart #scientificillustration #skeletalmuscle #science Congratulations to all the authors
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Nice to see THE Dr Tim Yap @MDAndersonNews on the top of the masthead of @CCR_AACR! @Marlowe_Tessmer #AACR25
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I’m extremely excited and fortunate to have been awarded a NRSA F30 Fellowship by the National Cancer Institute! This grant further enhances my integrated research and clinical training as I pursue a career as a physician-scientist. Grateful to my PI, mentors, and support system!
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We as a scientific community need to be more intentional than ever in supporting, mentoring, and being available to help scientists from disadvantaged backgrounds. I urge everyone to think deeply about what they can do. For example… 🧵
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Timescales in Cell Biology
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Congratulations! Awesome read.
Latest lab paper up @HormBehav! We asked whether adverse caregiving patterns due to resource scarcity were transmitted from one generation➡️next. Surprisingly, we found that female rats exposed to early life adversity did NOT exhibit aberrant caregiving. authors.elsevier.com/a/1kmEy…
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Fall 2024 is off to a great start! @DevoOncoLab @Baylor welcomes new undergraduate students #ColtonJohnson and #NathanStettin along with doctoral rotation students #MelanieSalas, #UchennaOkpe, #JulianneFrazekas, #MaysenHauck and #AliaHannon. #CancerResearch #Academia
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Broad search for early- and mid-career faculty in cell, molecular, genetics fields related to human disease. Baylor is a wonderful place to work with stellar resources and a collegial/collaborative environment. DM me with questions!
Hey y'all! Baylor Biology is currently hiring for 2 tenure-track faculty positions - one is for Cell, Molecular, Health and Disease (CMHD) Biology and the other is for Tropical Disease Biology. Both positions are for the Assistant or Associate Professor level.
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The phrase ‘metastasis accounts for 90% of cancer deaths’ is one of the most widely used in cancer research, yet it is overly simplistic & imprecise. Here we dig deeper into the events leading to cancer mortality nature.com/articles/s41568-0… 1/2
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