Brandon Faubert shows how to use flux estimates to understand cancer at the 2025 Isotope Tracers in Metabolic Research short course

Owen McGuinness opening eyes to flux measurements at the 2025 Isotope Tracers in Metabolic Research short course.

Want to do biochemical research at one of the premier public universities in the USA? We are hiring faculty this year.

A fantastic place to learn about the application of tracer technology to determination of metabolic fluxes. You should come.

I agree in part with this op-ed: academic publishing has long been a racket. Scientists produce the work, do unpaid peer review, and universities then buy back their own faculty’s research with grant money at outrageous prices. It’s an absurd model that has siphoned billions from

#Throwback COMMENT | @thalexandrov Spatial metabolomics: from a niche field towards a driver of innovation https://t.co/Nxu7AdOQyK

UF Biochemistry is searching for new faculty at the assistant professor level this year. Our department is hitting on all cylinders, come join us.

#Throwback REVIEW | S Deota, @SatchinPanda et al. The time is now: accounting for time-of-day effects to improve reproducibility and translation of metabolism research https://t.co/bUPQ4MAOPh

Exercise is the most powerful thing we know for longevity and reducing the risk of chronic diseases Exercise targets all the hallmarks of aging and attenuates age-related decline in function Exercise increases your well-being and quality of life Never stop exercising

@tgoff11 How many funds will be directly siphoned from the academic/research mission of universities and indirectly from donors who are increasingly asked to float these athletic budgets instead of supporting academic/research activities at their alma maters.....

A quick sample of 3 cancer cell lines shows completely different responses to ketone supplementation. https://t.co/oLWzb3yYXe Congrats to my student Anna on driving this cool application of metabolic flux analysis.

PERSPECTIVE | H Ren, Y Tang and D Zhang (@PKU1898, @UMich) Read this Perspective on the wide range of functions of the PTM, protein L-lactylation, in regulating cellular metabolism and signaling and as a potential therapeutic target. https://t.co/X1QE3GQByA

This guy broke a Guinness World Record by doing a 255 lb Turkish Get-Up

Muscle strength matters. But one factor is even more critical for longevity: Muscle power. Not just how much force you produce — but how fast you produce it. New data from 3,889 adults aged 46–75 shows: 🏋🏼 Low relative STRENGTH = 62–71% higher mortality risk over 10 years

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More training is better…until it isn’t. So how much is too much in a single lifting session? New data shows strength gains may cap at 2 sets per session, while muscle growth plateaus around 11 sets. Beyond this, extra volume per session probably adds little - and could even

An MRI equivalent of FDG-PET? [D7]glucose can be imaged using a standard gradient recalled echo sequence to detect cancer and the response to treatment in mice.

Me sneaking up my students when they are doing experiments.

NEW STUDY: Food and drinks that associate with healthy aging, better memory & a longer, disease-free life & those that don’t. Surprising results… 🍷🍟 🧵

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