UT Southwestern MSTP
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Educating and training future physician-scientists, today. Follow along for a closer look at the UT Southwestern MSTP program. Instagram: @utsw_mstp
Dallas, Texas
Joined May 2019
Congrats as well to @RJDLab and @thomaspmathews for a huge grant to continue to build the outstanding metabolomics facility in @CRI_UTSW. Ralph has more mass spectrometers than anyone I know!
Great day for CRI research: @SJMorrison_ received $4.36M to study neural regulation of childhood cancers & @RJDLab received $2.6M for our Metabolomics core toward advanced methodologies in #cancer #metabolism. #relentlessdiscovery @CPRITTexas
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Next month the Voit lab will open @UTSW_PedsHemOnc @CRI_UTSW @utswcancer continuing our work studying transcriptional dysregulation in pediatric bone marrow failure and leukemia. Looking to hire at all levels, yes even level 10. Website and official job posting coming soon.
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Excited to launch our cloud-based image analysis platform today at https://t.co/sXb3CPV5B4! Analyze and interact with your data, all in the browser. Follow sign-up instructions to request an account.
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👀 we spy @Zhu_Lab! Tag us in your selfies with this liver research master at #SLAM24 #relentlessdiscovery
Excited to co-chair at #SLAM24 in Florida the „Cell Model and Function Screening“. Lots of new concepts! @Zhu_Lab showing that we are all genomic mosaics with relevance to liver cancer! 😍😍😍
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Min Zhu et al. show that somatic mutations in PKD1 (POLYCYSTIN1) are selected for in chronically damaged livers because they promote hepatocyte clone fitness without driving carcinogenesis. This shows that some somatic mutations are beneficial. (1/8)
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Zhu et al. show that somatic mutations in PKD1 are selected for in chronically damaged livers because they promote clone and tissue fitness without driving carcinogenesis.
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Thrilled to share our new paper in Science @ScienceMagazine demonstrating durable genome editing in lung stem cells for cystic fibrosis treatment! Congrats to @YehuiSun , Sumanta Chatterjee, and all our collaborators! @GDE_UTSW @utswnews #CRISPR #LNP
https://t.co/e8J2a3pB4w
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In vivo genome correction holds promise for generating durable disease cures; yet, effective stem cell editing remains challenging. In this work, we demonstrate that optimized lung-targeting lipid...
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Applying to Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP)? Check out the Perot Family Scholars Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) at @UTSWMedCenter Follow us 👉🏽 @UTSWmstp
https://t.co/b9u4ItS3HV
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FOR THE LOVE OF PURINES: We are truly excited to share our latest work on mapping the routes of purine nucleotide synthesis in vivo-De novo and Salvage Purine Synthesis Pathways Across Tissues and Tumors @CellPressNews. A huge team and collaborative effort! Congratulations, ALL!
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One of 100 women selected out of 827 nominees, Gabby Lessen, a @UTSWmstp student, was named a P.E.O. Scholar Award recipient. Awardees are chosen for their high level of academic achievement and their potential to have a positive impact on society. More: https://t.co/JtIRvFFTkX
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Read it here: https://t.co/hBngnwVgqN Happy to talk more- How can we use our lab's tools & data to help you? Led by Lily Xu @UTSWMedCenter Med student, Katilyn Saunders, and Shawn Huang @UTSWmstp. 🙏 to funders @SusanGKomen @metavivor @theNCI. Collab w/ @GRASPtweets who gave
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Today I was told that I will be the first Guinean/Guinean-American to complete a combined MD-PhD in the USA AND will be first to get into a neurosurgery residency in the US, as well This is an honor & testament to the power of opportunities Thankful for my family & mentors
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in 2016, we all started our MSTP (MD-PhD) program together, now i'm glad to say we have all matched to our preferred specialties and institutions I am super proud of each and every of my MSTP colleagues. 8 YEARS LATER! WE have MADE IT! #MDPhD #MSTP #MedTwitter #Match2024
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Congratulations to our MS4s on a successful Match Day! We are so proud!!
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This weekend we had the honor of showing our prospective students all that Dallas has to offer!
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Great to see CRI researcher @DrDrNatasha’s work highlighted as she & @Zhu_Lab continue to dig into causes of biliary atresia — a rare pediatric liver disease that affects ~1 in 12,000 U.S. infants. #womeninSTEM #relentlessdiscovery
Natasha Corbitt, M.D., a pediatric surgeon and researcher here at UTSW, is working to change the treatment of biliary atresia. Read how this rare pediatric disease causes problems for liver function. @childrens
https://t.co/hgY0OlmUBw
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Very proud of our very own MTSP student Giovanni Botten for a terrific presentation #ASH22 and the Minority Graduate Student abstract achievement award. Gio discovered new mechanisms on enhancer hijacking in leukemia biology. Congrats! @JianXuLab @CRI_UTSW @UTSWNews @UTSWmstp
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Excited to share our new paper out in @PNASNews
https://t.co/Yqy1aFqBlY on cysteine susceptibility in #glioma. This was a long effort over years with @CantleyLab @Lnpalma @isaiah_yim Nayah Bullen @barnettd37 @JanKrumsiek @ElementoLab among others @WCMCNeurology @WCM_MeyerCancer
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Congrats to this exceptional group of NCI outstanding investigators, particularly Ralph DeBerardinis (@RJDLab). Ralph leads @CRI_UTSW efforts in cancer metabolism as well as improving the diagnosis and treatment of inborn errors of metabolism in children
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Seventeen scientists have received NCI’s 2023 Outstanding Investigator Awards, with up to $600,000 in direct costs per year over six years. To access this subscriber-only content please log in or...
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