Red Blood Cell Metabolic Responses During Acute Hypoxic Exercise in Healthy Adults Red blood cells in healthy humans demonstrate changes in acylcarnitines and 2,3-BPG during acute hypoxic exercise @ShelleyForbes_ @TimLahm @travisnemkov @atscommunity 🔗 https://t.co/qi0LtT9gfW

About 1 year ago I posted this video about how I describe training zones related to muscle bioenergetics during exercise. It is what I call "the metabolic map" of exercise. Although it is quite general and simple, it has helped me and many coaches from multiple sports over the

Highly Cited Researchers | Clarivate - Honored to be in such a shortlist and good company! ⁦@CUAnschutz⁩ ⁩ ⁦@CU_BMG⁩ ⁦@CUHemeOnc⁩ ⁦@DanPollyea⁩

Hey it's me Destin, from Smarter Every Day. Now that it's time to elect America's next leader, I would like to share something very interesting and important with you. I've been paying attention to this for a while, and I think if you look for it, you see it too. 🧵 1/n

Interesting research from @dalessandrolab and @travisnemkov with @CUMedicalSchool identifies genetic markers that affect how red blood cells function & survive during storage. The study could reveal new avenues for personalized medicine in transfusions. https://t.co/8ugkosdfwg

Excited to share our recent study on Biological and Genetic determinants of Red Blood Cell Glycolysis, now out @Cell_Metabolism -

What do RBCs without mitochondria do with carnitine? Now out in @BloodJournal. I am finally ready to share the backstory behind this article. It's a story on how we keep reinventing the wheel, and how "old school" biochemistry freaking rocks!

Preprint alert: Ferroptosis regulates hemolysis in stored murine and human red blood cells If there is a paper from our lab you will read this year, make it this one. https://t.co/EeF84qXYb3 thread follows - 1/10

Check out the latest preprint from @RaiMadhulik! Glycolytic Disruption Triggers Interorgan Signaling to Nonautonomously Restrict Drosophila Larval Growth

Great feature with faculty members @travisnemkov and Anthony Saviola. 🏃‍♀️🏃 https://t.co/r3XTGatMSz

Interested in oncometabolites, mitochondrial metabolism, and renal disease? Take a look at our latest paper on bioRxiv! https://t.co/KvMKb5ot7k

Check out the latest version of our paper on genetic and biological determinants of (RBC) glycolysis. Peer review is definitely making the paper better, and we hope this version will finally be out soon!

Thanks to @ConversationUS for the chance to share what we've been working on in the lab lately! #metabolism is a primary hub for transferring information throughout the body and we're measuring it across the whole spectrum from disease to health. https://t.co/6wPvZz6zRY

Discover the importance of metabolism with faculty members @travisnemkov and @dalessandrolab on Ask a Scientist by @apbSCIENCE! 💡 #metabolism #science https://t.co/a84aUo2pJB

Register today for the 2024 NAA 12th Annual Conference and hear Travis Nemkov @travisnemkov talk about Metabolomics! Conference details: https://t.co/3EA2zu9AAs

When peer-review works, constructive criticism makes the original story so much more compelling. This is one such story: Biological and Genetic Determinants of Glycolysis: PFK Isoforms Boost Energy Status of Stored Red Blood Cells and Transfusion Outcomes

It’s a real honor to work with @dalessandrolab, @FCendali, and all of our collaborators! A collective 44 abstracts and Best of #ASH23 this year!

#ASH23 CU SAT. *SATURDAY*Dec. 9 - SATURDAY! @mana1981 / @majorajay 9:30 | Rm 6CF (SD Conv Ctr) @StevenBairMD 9:30 | Seaport Ballroom EFGH @mana1981 2:00 | Rm 6CF (SD Conv Ctr) @travisnemkov 5:30 | poster Halls G-H (SD Conv Ctr) @majorajay 5:30 | poster Halls G-H (SD Conv Ctr)

So excited for this story to finally see the light of day! The first of many to come from our ultra-high-throughput omics platform

So excited and proud @arelyvd_ 's work has been chosen as a featured article in #GENETICS November issue. Check it out: https://t.co/VNKoO23yjG @GeneticsGSA