Kate Letai retweeted
Read the first ever published #GUTScience paper online now!
Letai et al have published the paper
"Epithelial and stromal remodelling in murine Crohn’s disease-like ileitis" via
bit.ly/3ODejwj
#CrohnsDisease #IBD @druppygill @BritSocGastro @bmj_company @Gut_BMJ @BMJOpen_Gastro @FrontGastro_BMJ
Kate Letai retweeted
We're excited to launch the Institute for Glial Sciences at Case Western Reserve University! Directed by Paul Tesar, it will advance research on glial cells and their role in diseases like MS, Alzheimer’s, autism, and Parkinson’s.
Details: bit.ly/3YPz4HL
As a mentee, colleague, and good friend of Marissa’s I can’t recommend her lab enough to anyone considering joining!!🤩
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Kate Letai retweeted
Common household chemicals pose a risk to the brain’s myelinating cells
Thrilled to share groundbreaking findings from our latest study led by @ErinFCohn at @CWRUSOM's Institute for Glial Sciences, in collaboration with the U.S. @EPA.
nature.com/articles/s41593-0…
Kate Letai retweeted
The nervous system in your gut helps with much more than digestion. New research methods have provided a glimpse into a world of tasks performed by glial cells, which are not as boring as some biologists once thought. @yasemin_sap reports: quantamagazine.org/in-the-gu…
Kate Letai retweeted
Learn how NYSCF Innovators @MarissaScavuzzo and @TesarLab of @cwru are getting to the bottom of a long-neglected group of nervous system cells called glia, and the exciting successes they've seen in this work: bit.ly/3T4m0Mz
Kate Letai retweeted
Congrats to superstar postdoc @marissascavuzzo on winning the 2023 Eppendorf & @ScienceMagazine Prize for Neurobiology for her work on how enteric glial cells regulate digestion. So proud of you!
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Kate Letai retweeted
Some Polaroids from our journal release celebration showing mentors and students come together and get hard copies of JoYS to bring home! #JustPublished #STEM #CMSD #Cleveland
Kate Letai retweeted
The first issue from @riseupneo is out! The Journal of Young Scientists (JoYS) allows high school students in the Cleveland Metropolitan area to publish the results of their experiments with the RiseUp program. It was such a ~joy~ seeing these young students get exposure to science and research... I think we convinced some of them to pursue careers in biomedical research 🔬🧫🦠
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Kate Letai retweeted
Students in @CLEMetroSchools are getting back into the classroom and we are excited to partner with Lincoln-West School of Science and Health! To learn more about becoming a teaching partner, volunteering, or ways to support us you can visit our website riseupnortheastohio.org.
We love meeting future scientists!!! So much fun working with @ODA_CLE and @riseupneo 🧪🔬
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Kate Letai retweeted
📢 Preprint alert! 🚨 Superstar postdoc, @marissascavuzzo, leads our latest work titled "Enteric glial hub cells coordinate intestinal motility".
Marissa is a @HHMInews Hanna Gray Fellow and a former @NYSCF Druckenmiller Fellow.
🙌Read the study here 👇
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
It has been SO much fun to jump into the world of enteric glia with @marissascavuzzo 💩 Grab a snack and read up on what happens when you eat up!
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Kate Letai retweeted
Really excited to share my first first-author @biorxivpreprint from my thesis work from @TesarLab. Thanks to everyone involved!
Excited to share a new @biorxivpreprint "Pervasive environmental chemicals impair oligodendrocyte development" led by a superb MD/PhD @CWRUmstp student, Erin Cohn @ErinFCohn. We appreciate all feedback on this surprising (and sorta scary 😱) study.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Kate Letai retweeted
3 MD/PhD students representing @TesarLab at #SfN2022. Reach out to chat glia! @SfNtweets #SfN22
@ErinFCohn: environmental chemicals impair oligodendrocyte development (Poster 193.06/C57, 13Nov 2-3pm)
@KateLetai: glia in cancer
@zhan_solo (Jesse Zhan): glial circadian biology
So pumped to kick off the weekend with some science!!! 🧬🧪
The event is tomorrow! You can meet a few of our fellows, see what we do, and best of all, do what we do! See you tomorrow at the @harborandbridge Community Center at 11AM.
