WE ARE HIRING! If you are interested in osteocalcin, endocrinology of bone & whole organism physiology, our lab is looking for post-docs and a technician.

For more information please email flr2113@cumc.columbia.edu or any of our lab members.

We welcome a wide-range of interests from bone, exercise, energy metabolism, neuroscience to biochemistry🦴🧬.

We are very grateful to everyone involved. Danilo @IsabellaCanal @nominanuda23 @VijayYadavLab.

Using, genetics, physiological, cellular, and molecular means, we show that Osteocalcin exerts dominant functions in most organs it influences. Maternal or embryonic Osteocalcin affect glucose homeostasis, adrenal and testes steroidogenesis, and cognition in adult offspring.

Have you ever thought about to what extent gestation influence organismal homeostasis during adulthood? In our most recent publication, we addressed this question through the hormone Osteocalcin.

RT @Mathieu_Ferron: Congratulation to @KarsentyLab @VijayYadavLab and all the other contributors for another very important study. #osteoca….

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the role of the skeleton in whole-body physiology 🦴.Tomorrow 5/12 at 11:30am EST .***Zoom option avalanche.

RT @Mathieu_Ferron: @MattYousefzadeh Nice! Remind me when I was postdoc with @KarsentyLab on 16th floor of the HHSC.

RT @jclinicalinvest: Adrenal development and steroidogenesis depends on embryo-made osteocalcin in mouse: @Karsenty….

RT @MahuInes: Despite being 100% virtual, this was a great, lively meeting, beyond any expectations! I really enjoyed it! 🤩.Thanks to the o….

I wonder what in the world is happening with GDF15.

If you are fascinated by how the skeleton influences whole-organism physiology please reach out by email. Our lab is looking for new colleagues to join us in pushing this concept into new frontiers.

We are so excited to have this work out. It reveals that during a window of embryogenesis the skeleton influences lifelong function of the adrenal gland.

RT @casanova_lab: 1/ We were both delighted and honored to welcome @VidalFrederique, French Minister of Research @sup_recherche, and Dr. Gi….

RT @psscra: Congratulations to the six innovative early-career cancer researchers in NY and CT who are the Pershing Square Sohn Cancer Rese….

Postdoctoral Position Available to Study The Endocrinology of Bone in the Karsenty Lab

For Zoom link information please contact: flr2113@cumc.columbia.edu.Hosted by Dr. V. Alessandro Gennarino