CU Craniofacial Bio
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We are the Department of Craniofacial Biology within the School of Dental Medicine @CUAnschutz.
Aurora, Colorado
Joined April 2021
The Dept was well represented at the Rocky Mountain RNA Symposium today! Congratulations to student Camille Goo and postdoc @ecbrooks96 on their poster awards and students @cassieminne and @graceinsci on their honorable mentions. @wattk11 @Fantauzzo_Lab @NicholsLab
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RT @Fantauzzo_Lab: Delighted to share our updated work, led by postdoctoral fellow Dr. Maria Campaña, published in.@NatureComms: https://t.….
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The Department of Craniofacial Biology has a new Vice Chair: Dr. Katherine Fantauzzo @Fantauzzo_Lab!.
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Join us on Friday, May 16th for a symposium honoring the scientific career of our colleague Dr. Mary Reyland.
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Department faculty member Dr. Devatha Nair and postdoctoral fellow Dr. Humberto Escobedo of @thenairlab are co-authors on new research using nanogels as a drug delivery vehicle for treating UTIs:
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Promising new research shows potential to cure recurrent urinary tract infections through the use of a nanogel.
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Tomorrow is School of Dental Medicine Research Day at @CUAnschutz! The event will feature keynote talks from Drs. Effie Ioannidou and David Johnsen, talks from trainees and faculty, and a poster session.
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RT @CUCancerCenter: ✨ Best of the CU Cancer Center newsroom in 2024 ✨. CU Cancer Center's Lynn Heasley, PhD, has a @DeptVetAffairs grant to….
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RT @Fantauzzo_Lab: Very excited to serve as a Co-Instructor for the 2025 @CSHLMouseCourse June 2nd-22nd! Applications are due March 1st. Pl….
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RT @NicholsLab: This a special one for us, I found this weird mutant without a dorsal fin close to 15 years ago while a postdoc with Chuck….
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Summary: The sclerotome, an embryonic structure within the somites, is the source of median fin cells and is reduced in smoothback mutant embryos, which do not form dorsal fins as adults.
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RT @Fantauzzo_Lab: Delighted to share our updated work, led by former @molbcu student Thomas Forman, out now in @eLife: .
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Upon PDGFRα signaling in mouse embryonic palatal mesenchyme cells, Srsf3 exhibits differential transcript binding, resulting in retention of the receptor in early endosomes and increased downstream...
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RT @Fantauzzo_Lab: Very excited to host @AmyMerrill_lab for this week's @CSD_CUAMC seminar series, sponsored by @CU_CFB! .
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Congratulations to @thenairlab for winning the Excellence in Faculty Research Award and @NicholsLab member Colette Dolby for winning the Outstanding Laboratory Research Service Professionals Award through the @CUAnschutz School of Dental Medicine!
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Congratulations to this year's recipients of the CU School of Dental Medicine Excellence Awards.
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Attention craniofacial and oral biology researchers! We are looking to hire a new faculty member (open rank) to join our collegial, research-intensive Department. Job posting:
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RT @Fantauzzo_Lab: This Wednesday @molbcu student Thomas Forman will be defending his Ph.D. thesis!
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Our Departmental retreat was held today - full of exciting presentations and thought-provoking discussions. The future of craniofacial biology research on the @CUAnschutz campus is bright!
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RT @KanaiMichi: Excited to be at #2024SDB !!.Interested in GPCR and G protein signaling in craniofacial development? Stop by tonight at pos….
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RT @thenairlab: It was an absolute pleasure to have you visit with us @ProfAlSloan ! We are so excited to work with you and your team! @CUA….
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Several members of our Department attended the Craniofacial Morphogenesis and Tissue Regeneration GRC in Barcelona. Great science in a beautiful setting!
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