Ariadne Penalva Tena, PhD
@endairatena
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Neuroscientist 🧠 // Pioneer of transparent Danionella studies🐟// Science Writer // Traductora científica 👩🔬 // 🇲🇽
United States
Joined August 2018
Proud to share the Douglass lab latest work in @CurrentBiology , which demonstrates that the optically transparent #neuroscience fish model @danionella is capable of performing visually and olfactory-mediated social affiliation behaviors, modulated by neuropeptide oxytocin!
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As I look ahead, I will continue to pursue opportunities that bring together scientific discovery, science communication, translational research, and real-world impact.
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During my time at HCI, I had the opportunity to contribute to and collaborate with a range of research teams and engage with projects across multiple areas of cancer research. Thank you to all who contributed to making my time at HCI a valuable experience!.
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After several years supporting the advancement of cancer research through strategic grant development and compelling scientific visuals, I have decided to conclude my role at @huntsmancancer as I prepare for the next step in my career and my continued professional growth.
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This is so cool! 🤩.
Scientists have created the first map of mitochondria throughout the entire brain.
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RT @Nature: Scientists have created the first map of mitochondria throughout the entire brain.
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Nature - Hundreds of cubes of human brain tissue help scientists to chart the energy-making capabilities of various brain regions.
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RT @KepecsLab: Another HUGE cancer breakthrough! Daily low-dose aspirin cuts the risk of cancer spreading (metastasis) by ~55% overall, and….
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Felicidades a todas nosotras!!.
Hoy es el día internacional de la mujer en la ciencia 👩🏻🔬👩🏻💻👩🏻⚕️.Muchas felicidades a todas las mujeres que buscan contestar las grandes preguntas de la vida 🥳🥳🥳🥳.En todos mis años dedicados a la investigación puedo decir con seguridad que la mejor ciencia la hacen mujeres 😎😎😎.
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RT @DrNeilStone: You're probably only here because of vaccines. Chances are one of your ancestor's life was saved by a vaccine . You just….
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RT @NateB_Panic: New study in Nature finds no such thing as natural immunity to covid after the arrival of omicron. Pre-omicron, infection….
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RT @dr_andrealove: Guess what?. Vaccine scientists know exactly what’s in every vaccine, how much, & why they’re included. Why? Because sc….
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RT @sarah_h_ross: #Immunology out now @ScienceMagazine: . Scratching in mice promotes pain-sensing neurons to release a neuropeptide that s….
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RT @DrNeilStone: Do you know what SSPE is? Ever heard of it?. Look it up . It's grim. A VERY good reason to get the measles vaccine.
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RT @Nature: Nature research paper: Experience-dependent dopamine modulation of male aggression.
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Nature - Dopaminergic neurons in the ventral tegmental area have a role in modulating aggression in adult male mice, and this effect of dopamine depends strongly on fighting experience.
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RT @SfNJournals: #JNeurosci: @Mahsaaltafi et al. identified distinct groups of neurons in the lateral hypothalamus of mice that are activat….
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The full publication for my work can be found here: Excited to have led such an exciting project as a member of the Douglass lab at @UUtah and @UUNeurobiology!. @lovett_barron @benjulab @BarriosEtAl @JacobBedke .#neuroscience #danionella #zebrafish.
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Les comparto mi nueva publicación en @CurrentBiology, que demuestra que el pez ópticamente transparente @danionella cerebrum es capaz de realizar conductas de afiliación social mediadas por estímulos visuales y olfativos, y estas conductas están moduladas por la oxitocina
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RT @chayito09: Tan bonitos los neutrófilos; todos sonrisas y belleza, hasta que liberan sus gránulos llenos de oxidantes y enzimas proteolí….
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RT @EricTopol: A newly discovered mechanism by which cancer cells evade T-cells and immunotherapy: cells hiding in other cells. https://t.co….
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Muy interesante hilo! La biología y la ciencia nunca dejan de sorprender. Aún queda mucho que aprender acerca del cáncer y cómo combatirlo.
Las células cancerosas roban partes generadoras de energía de células del sistema inmune, utilizando tubos diminutos (nanotubos) para llegar a las células cercanas y capturar las mitocondrias. Se conocía que algunas células desarrollan nanotubos,.1/.
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