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Did you know what 400 million people are affected by rare disease globally? Today is #rarediseaseday and we want to bring awareness to the strength of the #RARE community, both here in #kansascity and around the world, and advocate for equity in research and representation. 🗣️

How do global processes of rRNA transcription and ribosome biogenesis regulate development and disease? Happy to share this @PNAS paper from karla Soma Dash Kristin Watt with Emma Moore Zajic @sharienftsr Ruonan Zhao @achiileosAnnita and Stowers Institute pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…🧵

Thanks to the wonderful cores Stowers Institute for making images like this possible! More work on these fish faces to come with Paul Trainor

Thank you to Humaira Gowher, Chris Amemiya, @jasongallant, Kenneth Peterson, and the Stowers Institute community for helping us prepare for faculty positions!

In this week's stunning #MicroscopyMonday we see fluorescently labeled cells in the spinal cord of a developing #zebrafish revealing distinct components of the nervous system. Image author: Kristin Watt (Paul Trainor Lab) #innovation #discovery

I echo that sentiment! Incredible scientists, collaborators, and colleagues!

Thank you DevelopmentalDynamic and to the 2022 GRS organizers!

#RareDiseaseDay at NIH 2023 is almost here! We look forward to seeing you in person to discuss #RareDiseases resources, research and more. Register for #RDDNIH today: bit.ly/3UScU2p Can’t make the event in person? Watch the livestream: videocast.nih.gov/watch=46435

Connecting #ribosome biogenesis to rare disorders! Happy to share this collaborative work with DrNicoleWeaver Kelly Sallwood Kristin Watt Rolf_Stottmann and others on #POLR1A variants and phenotypic heterogeneity in #craniofacial, neural and #cardiac anomalies.cell.com/ajhg/fulltext/…

It's official! I am excited to be joining CU Craniofacial Bio at the University of Colorado this fall! I am so thankful to everyone that has supported me along the way and am thrilled to be starting my lab!

Thank you to Dr. Jill Hamilton-Reeves and Dr. Ansa Cobham for sharing their work at the Translational Research Seminar today! With support from Children's Mercy Research Institute Stowers Institute and DevelopmentalDynamic

Join us for the next GRS on Craniofacial Morphogenesis & Tissue Regeneration! This is a great opportunity for trainees to present their work, meet other trainees, and talk about careers in craniofacial biology. To be considered for a talk, submit your abstract by February 18!

One more day to submit abstracts!

Our department is hiring! Apply by November 1.