
Tyler Nelson
@tylernelson406
Neurobiologist and pain researcher at UF College of Medicine, #DSPANscholar, and cats/dogs-dad
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01-10-2017 12:02:55
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The postdoc experience needs a revamp. Yes, you can get by and endure… but why? Should we not try to make the research enterprise better for all? Ubadah Sabbagh writes a nice piece on how we can fix some of the issues and has worked tirelessly in advocacy nature.com/articles/d4158…

Check out our newest work from the Dr. Rajesh Khanna of the KhannaLabUF! COVID-19-related insensitivity to pain helped us find NRP1 as an exciting new therapeutic target. We are looking forward to further uncovering this pathway and testing NRP1 antagonism in more translational models of chronic pain 😁

Great start to 2024! Excited to announce that Dr. Alison Axtman (UNC-Chapel Hill) and my lab have successfully secured a DOD grant for the development of first-in-class ligands targeting TDP-43. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to advancing research in the field. Our



A huge thank you to the American Neuromuscular Foundation for this funding! I am extremely excited for this project . We at Dr. Rajesh Khanna of the KhannaLabUF are researching a niche of rare neuromuscular disorders with pain phenotypes that have been under explored for too long. Much more to come 🥳!

Have you read the latest research uncovering the PBN -> CeA circuit's role in chronic pain by Torres and Rodriguez et al. from Yarimar Carrasquillo in Neuropsychopharmacology? Check out the Research Highlight shedding light on this pivotal pathway rdcu.be/dxlVF Tyler Nelson Heather Allen



And NOW in print form......Intranasal CRMP2-Ubc9 inhibitor regulates NaV1.7 to... : PAIN journals.lww.com/pain/abstract/… We also got the cover of PAIN Journal - image by Heather Allen And a commentary: UnCRMPing Nav1.7 to treat trigeminal neuropathic pain : PAIN journals.lww.com/pain/abstract/…


Check out our new review PAIN Journal where we highlight TLRs as potential pharmacological targets for different nociplastic pain conditions. Thanks to Dr. Rajesh Khanna of the KhannaLabUF for supporting me in writing this story that began during my PhD with VGranados journals.lww.com/pain/abstract/…

The news I’ve waiting to share. So proud of my best friend Ismail Ahmed and all that he is accomplished, and will continue to at Utah. Follow this guy and his work, and you can thank me later.

Obligatory selfie with two superstar pain scientists Jeffrey Mogil and Ishmail Abdus-Saboor North American Pain School #NAPS2024


Dr. Rajesh Khanna of the KhannaLabUF’s latest paper is now online The Journal of Pain. Congrats to authors Heather Allen Sara Hestehave Paz Duran & Tyler Nelson. Uncoupling the CRMP2-CaV2.2 interaction reduces pain-like behavior in a preclinical joint-pain model - The Journal of Pain jpain.org/article/S1526-…


Really happy to share my most recent publication on the opposing actions of sensory NPY2 receptors under normal physiology and injury conditions! Anesthesiology Pitt Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39121458/

Grateful and honored to be awarded a Postdoctoral Fellowship from PhRMA Foundation in Drug Discovery to advance research on innovative treatments for fibromyalgia! Huge thanks to the whole Dr. Rajesh Khanna of the KhannaLabUF for the incredible mentorship and support. Excited for what’s ahead!

🔊New pre-print from the lab, led entirely by the inimitable & brilliant Tyler Nelson and a new collab with Michael Gold Mouse models of non-dystrophic and dystrophic myotonia exhibit nociplastic pain-like behaviors biorxiv.org/content/10.110…