New publication from our lab with lots of contributions from my great @am-omrf.bsky.social colleagues. We examined the effect of enhanced glycolysis on cardiac aging. Read the full article here: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Grateful for the award! A major thanks to the Multiplexing Protein Analysis Core and folks at @am-omrf.bsky.social (like @benjaminfmiller.bsky.social) who were instrumental in gathering preliminary data for our NIH grant proposal.

Recent paper from the Stout lab reveals Canagliflozin, a diabetes drug, may delay ovarian aging by preserving follicular reserves and improving mitochondrial function. Could this hold promise for delaying menopause and systemic aging in women? 🧬 link.springer.com/article/10.1...

I'm excited about this- in this study we identified a new inhibitor of PFKFB kinase activities and we're hopeful for future applications. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Check it out ⤵️ Several of our scientists and outstanding trainees are on Bluesky. go.bsky.app/5oUbpNy

O-GlcNAc modification of enzymes within the N-glycosylation pathway impacts their function, revealing a connection between these two distinct glycosylation pathways. www.cell.com/cell-reports...

Sooo… with all the new users and resources, and without ads, what’s the business model on Bluesky? 🤔

Where did we get our profile picture? The foyer at OMRF has an amazing artistic cell representation with inlaid marble #mitochondria

Isolated Mouse Adult Cardiomyocytes Display Minimal Mitochondrial ATP Demand and Maximal Reliance on Glycolysis

Dr. Sue Bodine presented updates of the MoTrPAC at today’s 21st Annual Harold Hamm Diabetes Research Symposium #MoTrPAC

How’s this for a first post? New publication in Nature Communications about the role of dopamine in Alzheimer’s disease⤵️ omrf.org/2024/11/12/o...

#1 on App Store

I was wondering how Bluesky gets away with being so similar to Twitter. It’s because it was a Twitter side project. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluesky

In a world full of Twitters, be a Bluesky.

Humphries lab, represent. Grad student, Kylene Harold, presenting her work on our PFKFB2 knockout mouse. 🫀

Two foxes 🦊 🦊, one stray cat 🐈. Everyone gets along with just a little suspicion.

A cool moon halo tonight. 🌖 😇

First post! How about a picture of our backyard gray fox. 🦊 They’re finding a niche in urban areas.