Best ionocyte marker that isn’t cftr or foxi1? Preferably antibody targetable in mice

My f32 study section meeting today. Wish me luck!!!

I’ve seen on Twitter some study sections have been rescheduled already. This post means more meeting announcements ought to be coming, though.

It’s a mess any way you look at it, however.

Public Inspection: Hearings, Meetings, Proceedings, etc.: Center for Scientific Review Hearings, Meetings, Proceedings, etc.: Center for Scientific Review

The NIH posted this morning. Set to officially publish tomorrow.

www.federalregister.gov/public-inspe...

Horrible 😢

Stowers scientists discover potential new cell types in a unique part… The discovery helps provide a greater understanding of the breadth of cell types governing the sense of smell.

NEW insights into the sense of smell. Yu Lab #research published in @elife.bsky.social reveals vast range of cell types in a part of the nose that gives some animals scent-detecting “superpowers” with potential to expand understanding of sensory processing in humans. www.stowers.org/news/stowers...

Submitted an F32 yesterday. The waiting is going to be harder than any writing! Good luck to everyone else submitting for the Dec 8 deadline.

Never tried it but indeed have thought about it. 😃

I’m interested.

Green was GFAP (glial cells+fibers) and red was tyrosine hydroxylase. Antibody staining of whole mount mouse duodenum

GFAP antibody is chicken from abcam. TH I’ll have to check 😃

Congratulations!!!!

Stowers scientists reveal how a key protein drives gut lining… Discovery offers potential therapeutic target for certain cancers

NEW #research from the Li Lab has identified how the Frizzled5 protein regulates gut lining #regeneration. This discovery could potentially open new doors for treating certain cancers. #CancerResearch

Learn more: bit.ly/3AJ5ieV

Gorgeous!!!

A good thing about a new social media platform is that old images are technically new content 😎

Posting more science!! Here’s the whole villus this time #fluorescencefriday

Quick! Post some science!! Here’s some glia at the tip of a duodenal villus 😎