Congratulations!! a great recognition of your work in analytical chemistry and hematopoiesis- look forward to more exciting discoveries!

Excited to share our recent work on the surprising effects caused by loss of malonyl-CoA synthesis in liver. Outstanding work by Stanislaw Deja and the whole lab. Thank you Cell Metabolism, Immortal Amber and the reviewers that made the paper better! authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S15…

We are looking for a scientist to lead the CRI transgenic core. This is an opportunity to run a core AND to create a cutting-edge research program on in vivo gene editing. We've made > 200 new GEMMs since 2018, now we want to innovate! Please retweet cri.utsw.edu/facilities/mou…

Final moments of the magical yet tragic final round game between Ian Nepomniachtchi and Fabiano Caruana. This game will surely go down as one of the greatest games of chess ever played in the Candidates. #chess #chessbaseindia #candidates2024

Congratulations to an amazing group of recipients of the 2024 ASH Honorific Awards, including Sean Morrison , #StuOrkin, Stephen D. Nimer, MD, and so many more!!!

Min Zhu et al. show that somatic mutations in PKD1 (POLYCYSTIN1) are selected for in chronically damaged livers because they promote hepatocyte clone fitness without driving carcinogenesis. This shows that some somatic mutations are beneficial. (1/8) cell.com/cell-metabolis…

🚨PhD Opportunity Alert! 🚨 My lab is seeking a passionate student to investigate how metabolites regulate stem cell function. Come join us to make groundbreaking discoveries! Find more info here: findaphd.com/phds/project/i…

Happy to share that our new paper, led by a former postdoc Xiangguo Shi, reporting that the inhibition of guanosine metabolism sensitizes AML to menin inhibition was featured by the editors of Nature Communications. nature.com/collections/aa… nature.com/articles/s4146…

A great chart which tells many others stories too in addition to the one below.

Regina is the newest superstar in CRI. This would be a great lab to train in!

Michalis Agathocleous discusses the controversial role of ascorbate in #cancer development. He argues that ascorbate depletion experiments are needed to define the physiological functions of this metabolite in the development of cancer. doi.org/10.1242/dmm.05…

Fusarium graminearum already has been endemic in the US for at least four decades. The importation of Fusarium graminearum to the US does not equate to a new introduction of the organism to the US and does not, by itself, pose a new threat to US agriculture or US security.