Barry Scott
@BazFScott
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Scientist-in-training | Retired quantitative trader | Hobbies 🚵🏼♂️⚽️⛷
Dublin City, Ireland
Joined April 2017
Thrilled to see both Lac-Phe studies published back-to-back—and to have my first paper among them! 🌟 A heartfelt thanks to @DavidFinlayTCD and @lynchielydia for their guidance, and kudos to the entire team at the @longlabstanford!.
Work from the Long Lab @longlabstanford and our lab working with @DavidFinlayTCD on links between metformin, and eating (especially solid food) on Lac-Phe levels and appetite suppression @NatMetabolism.
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Thrilled to share that I’ve passed my PhD Viva! 🎉. A huge thank you to @DavidFinlayTCD, my co-supervisor @lynchielydia and the brilliant teams in the Finlay Lab and Lynch Lab. Grateful for all the support along the way, especially from my family. Excited for what comes next! 🚀
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Proud to be part of this groundbreaking #TrinityResearch on appetite control. A step closer in our fight against obesity and diabetes. 🧬🔬🍏 #Obesity #Type2Diabetes.
Scientists from @tcdTBSI and @longlabstanford have uncovered new secrets to natural appetite control, offering promise in the battle against #obesity and #type2diabetes. Read more about this important #TrinityResearch at:
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RT @GenomicsCRT: Fantastic work published in "Nature Metabolism" by @scienceirel CRT students @BazFScott and John Scanlan and supervisors @….
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@DavidFinlayTCD @lynchielydia @longlabstanford I hopped on my bike 🚴 to communicate our Lac-Phe study to a wider audience. Sadly, it’s still incomplete - deadlines won 😅!
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RT @NatMetabolism: Online now! Metformin and feeding increase levels of the appetite-suppressing metabolite Lac-Phe in humans https://t.co/….
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RT @louise_ryan_: Thanks to @GenomicsCRT for an amazing week of training and bonding in Kylemore Abbey. It was a fantastic experience to be….
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Hi @tarateslaa I found your #METPHYS2021 DAY 4 talk very interesting thanks! Do I understand correctly, fast twitch muscles tend to used glycogen rather than glucose? and likely fully breakdown this through the TCA rather than exporting as lactate? Would exercise change this?.
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I think this is a very important point. Under-reporting of the most recent days seems inevitable, perhaps artificially flattening the graph, @GeorgeLeeRTE I think this should be pointed out in the article.
@GeorgeLeeRTE He specifically cautioned against interpreting that there had been a peak in deaths. We cannot make such a conclusion for some weeks yet. The declining red bars in your graph may yet be uplifted by deaths which have occurred but which have not yet been notified.
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Lydia Lynch’s mice died😫, but she discovered new functions for T cells in fat🤗 - protection against cold. #WhatIsLife75
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People who live to a great age also tend to have shorter periods of morbidity at the end of their life. Wow!Fascinating talk by Linda Partridge - talking about the goal of compressing morbidity #whatislife75.
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Great talk on the future of zoology by @EmmaTeeling1 it appears Greenland Sharks become teenagers when they’re 150 #whatislife75
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Super interesting talk by Feng Zhang @zhangf detailing the use of Cas13 for RNA editing #WhatisLife75
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Really looking forward to #whatislife75 tomorrow @NCH_Music, lots of great speakers attending. Great timing as I'm about to start a Masters in Biology @ucddublin.
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