Excited to share our lab’s latest contribution where we highlight a new development for a bifunctional enzyme that mitigates redox imbalance and lipotoxicity for the potential use as a treatment for metabolic disorders. www.nature.com/articles/s42...

Huge congratulations to Dr. Abrar Alsaadi on successfully defending her dissertation! My first PhD graduate—an incredible milestone for her, for me, and for the McReynolds Lab. So proud of the scientist and leader she has become. Onwards and upwards.!

Driven by an experience familiar to many — watching parents age — HHMI Hanna Gray Fellow Melanie McReynolds wants to answer a fundamental question: How can we age healthier? The key may lie in better understanding NAD+ & how its levels decline as we grow older. Via @asbmb.bsky.social: bit.ly/45tDuHB

Huge congratulations to our ABRCMS 2025 award winners! 🏆✨ • Isaiah Diggs – Outstanding Poster Presentation
• Lily Williams – Outstanding Poster Presentation So proud of the excellence, dedication, and growth these two have shown since joining my lab as freshmen. They shined on the national stage!

So proud — like the soccer mom type of proud— of my senior undergrad Isaiah Diggs for winning a poster award at SACNAS!

Today's #TBT post celebrates 120 years of the Journal of Biological Chemistry! The first issue of JBC was published in Oct. 1905. Here's the ASBMB Membership Committee w/a copy of that first issue! It was a fun moment looking back as the membership committee looks to the future. asbmb.org/membership

Thank you to everyone who joined our recent committee meeting! #ASBMBJournals #JbiolChem 📸 Committee members here on #Bluesky: @chifungleephd.bsky.social, @marinaholz.bsky.social & @drohsopretty.bsky.social.

Excellent first day at @pennstateuniv.bsky.social for the Marker lectures hanging out with science celebrities @nicoleacrowley.bsky.social @drohsopretty.bsky.social @symbionticism.bsky.social plus several more folks I was too shy to ask for selfies

A great collaboration with the @drohsopretty.bsky.social lab examining the gut-liver axis: the enteroendocrine cells, enterohormones, metabolites, and lipid changes in MASLD and MASH models.

In a time as this— I am deeply thankful to be blessed with this honor. As a scientist and educator, the NSF CAREER award allows me to integrate the very core of who I am as a scientist and educator. Forever grateful to past and present members of my lab for helping me accomplish this dream.