Author of: MEK inhibition reduced vascular tumor growth and coagulopathy in a mouse model with hyperactive GNAQ in Nature Communications: https://xitter.cf/t.co/SSLroOGLk8
Cincinnati Children's Hospital
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Our latest review on Venous Malformation is out! Thank you @HaoYin20 for highlighting our work!
Advances in genetics, signaling, and modeling of venous malformations
Research History
Genetic & Molecular Drivers - TIE2-L914F, PIK3CA H1047R
Experimental Models - CRISPR hiPSC, Vessel-on-a-chip & Knock-in🐭
Lovely & timely reading😁
Appreciate the peer review invitation by @FrontCVMedicine
Hope that I am not Reviewer 2 this time☺️
@BoscoloLab @FrontCVMedicine 2026
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We made it to the cover page!! See our latest findings in TIE2 mutant endothelial cells in Venous Malformations in @atvbahajournals ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.…
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Lola Eniola-Adefeso is a Nigerian-American chemical engineering professor at the University of Michican. She has made important contributions in for vascular inflammation. She advances diversity inclusion through various programs for students from underrepresented groups.
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The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center awarded grants to 8 members for their Spring 2024 pilot projects. We're committed to advancing cancer research through our Pilot Project Award Program. Learn more about these innovative projects: uofcincycancer.center/3KtyW8… #CancerResearch
Our latest review on Capillary Malformations!
#Review: Capillary malformations: buff.ly/4aF1t6W
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This review is part of JCI's latest #ReviewSeries: buff.ly/49FhecX
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#Review: Capillary malformations: buff.ly/4aF1t6W
@BoscoloLab @uofcincy
This review is part of JCI's latest #ReviewSeries: buff.ly/49FhecX
want to catch up on Vascular Anomalies and Capillary Malformation research? great collection in @jclinicalinvest - see our latest review here jci.org/articles/view/172842
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As guest editors for @JoVEJournal we are organizing a collection of current methods for “Patient-Derived Methods in Vascular Diseases: 2D, 3D and In Vivo Models”. If you would like to share your amazing technique, we welcome you to submit your abstract to app.jove.com/methods-collect…
We are hiring a Research Assistant! Looking forward to a great addition to the Boscolo lab to help with our research on Vascular Anomalies. Contact me if you are interested!
I refreshed 100 times and this score is still there.. I am so happy and proud of my team that helped me achieve this result!
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Get in touch if you are interested in writing a review on RAS inhibitors in cancer. This is a series of reviews to be published in @FrontOncology
Join other researchers from your research community and submit your work to our 'RAS Inhibitor Therapy of Cancer' Research Topic!
Hosted by Donald Buchsbaum, Gary Piazza, and Nicolas Nassar
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😁 so exciting to see some of my work highlighted by @MiikkaVikkula , the Benditt Award recipient at the NAVBO vascular biology meeting @vascularbiology
Submit your favorite patient-derived vascular research method @JoVEJournal
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Cincinnati Children's ranks No. 1 kids hospital for 1st time by U.S. News & World Report cincinnati.com/story/news/20…
Thank you NAVBO for highlighting our recent publication!! 😍 and for choosing this awesome video from the supplementary files!!
#NAVBO Member Publication Alert
MEK inhibition reduced vascular tumor growth and coagulopathy in a mouse model with hyperactive GNAQ
Dr. Elisa Boscolo group @NatureComms 2023 @SchrenkSandra @BoscoloLab
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I really hope our GNAQ mutant model can also help shed some light on Sturge-Weber syndrome and molecular pathways
READ: New Mouse Model Enables Discovery of Potential Treatment for Rare Vascular Tumors—and Beyond @CincyChildrens
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