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Molecular studies use reference genes that involve enzymes and proteins that regulate key physiological processes. We show that the expression of many common reference genes in mouse skeletal muscle is modified by age, sex, and frailty. Well, duh. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36509213/

Thanks for visiting Halifax Lamming Lab. Fabulous seminar and lots of great discussions.

Delighted by this opportunity to showcase our work at this outstanding meeting.

Our new editorial in Aging. This paper highlights the fact that many commonly used reference genes are modified not only by age, but by sex and by the degree of frailty.

Our new work shows chronic exposure to low testosterone increases late inward sodium current in the aging heart by increasing expression of NaV1.8. This can help explain arrhythmias in older men. Great to work on this with the Rose lab in Calgary. Robert Rose, PhD, FHRS

We are pleased to announce that Immortal Amber will be presenting on November 21, 2023, at 9:35am AST, as part of the #dalpharmacologyseminarseries. Please see poster below for more details.

Join us on December 5 at 9:35am to hear all about Dr. Touati Benoukraf's research on #MethMotif, #TFregulomeR and #NanoVar from #Benoukraflab. Please see poster for more details! #Dalpharmacologyseminarseries, #pharmacology.

We're partnering with Halifax Transit to help you get home safely. All Halifax Transit bus, Access-A-Bus and ferry rides will be free on Friday, Dec. 1 and Saturday, Dec. 2 from 6 p.m. to end of service, courtesy of the NSLC. Learn more: mynslc.cc/Get-Home-Safely

Come see my poster #B496 if you want to learn about kinases involved in cell migration and proliferation American Society for Cell Biology #cellbio2023

Department of Pharmacology looks forward to Dr. Dufour's talk from Dufourlab as part of Dalhousie Pharmacology 's #dalpharmacologyseminarseries. Reach out to [email protected] if you would like a link! #pharmacology #omics

Congrats to Gracious Kasheke, a PhD Candidate, who won the Gregory R. Ferrier Award, that recognizes excellence in an oral research presentation given in the Dalhousie Pharmacology department.

Join us in person or virtually at the next #PharmacologySeminarSeries on Tuesday, January 30, 2024 at 9:35am to 10:35am AST with Sarah Dick presenting on "Innate immune mechanisms of cardiac injury and repair." Email [email protected] for more details! #pharmacology

Join Dalhousie Pharmacology in person or virtually to learn all about, "Insights into Extracellular Vesicle-based Signaling: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly," presented by @DSchnekenB. Email [email protected] for more details! #pharmacology

Join us on Tuesday, February 27, 2024 at 9:35am for Susan Howlett's talk on, “Preclinical models to reflect those most likely develop disease and consume medications: why age, sex and frailty matter”. Email [email protected] for how to join the 1 hour seminar! #pharmacology

Excellent news that this major cardiovascular infrastructure grant has been supported by the CFI and Research NS.

We are excited to share that the following opportunity is still open for those who are interested in applying. Deadline is April 1, 2024!

Are you a Dalhousie University undergraduate student wanting to gain hands on research experience? Check out the Pharmacology Summer Research Award! Deadline is April 22, 2024. For more information, explore medicine.dal.ca/departments/de…