
Gregory Ducker
@gsducker
Biochemist studying the intersection of cellular metabolism and disease. Assistant professor at the University of Utah @UUtah. Occasional skier
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20-07-2009 04:09:53
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I'm excited to share our latest story from the Lydia Finley lab, where we show that it's not just whether cells take up nutrients that matters, but how and where those metabolites are used . Out now in Nature Metabolism: rdcu.be/ejFTs 1/

🚨Preprint alert!🚨 Why do high-altitude populations have lower rates of metabolic syndrome and lower blood glucose? Superstar postdoc Yolanda tackled this❓tinyurl.com/2x7ptyn8 Gladstone Institutes Arc Institute UC San Francisco #hypoxia #oxygen

excited to share our latest work now online Nature Metabolism, led by Kyle Flickinger, where we unravel a mechanistic basis for the conditional essentiality of NADK, one of the many interesting hits from our previously reported CRISPR screening with HPLM rdcu.be/ekpu6





We are excited to announce our 2025 UofU Diabetes Postdoctoral Rising Stars in Metabolism Symposium! This is truly a unique opportunity to network, present your research, and enjoy the breathtaking views that Salt Lake City has to offer. Deadline is May 15th, 2025. Please share!


It is not a secret that roughly 4 years ago, I resigned my faculty position UC San Francisco and closed my lab to go to Third Rock Ventures to work on a new company concept. This was not a spur of the moment or rash decision but it was made easier by the fact that the new idea was something

Metabolic alterations in cancer cachexia from Team CANCAN Cancer Grand Challenges from the Hui lab Marcus Goncalves Eileen P. White, PhD Tobias Janowitz et al. Sustained Glucose Turnover Flux Distinguishes Cancer Cachexia from Nutrient Limitation biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Sharing our fluxomics work on cancer cachexia. A close collaboration with David Lewis Tobias Janowitz Marcus Goncalves Eileen P. White, PhD #CANCAN Cancer Grand Challenges Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Sustained Glucose Turnover Flux Distinguishes Cancer Cachexia from Nutrient Limitation biorxiv.org/content/10.110…


Congrats Cholsoon Jang Amazing work. Looking forward to pouring over all the details.

