GI scientist studying metabolism in intestinal stem cells. Also raising tiny human. I drink too much coffee. Black Lives Matter
Philly
Joined February 2017
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Dr. Rachel Stine retweeted
My lab is looking for postdocs interested in using human intestinal enteroid-immune co-culture models to interrogate stem cell and immune responses to gut antigens in health and disease. Positions available as early as July 1st. Please reach out directly to learn more.
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Want to work with a great team of scientists studying adipose biology and metabolic disease? The Seale lab is looking for a research specialist to join us at UPenn in Philly. We have a very positive, collaborative environment. Please retweet/share!
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Fischer, if you’re out of 50 mL conicals, you coulda just told us...Whoever had thermo pulling a total Godfather move on their 2021 bingo card gets a point
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Dr. Anthony Fauci lays out three ways future scientific communicators can build trust:
1) Always go by the data
2) Admit when you don't know something
3) The goal is not to show how smart you are. It's to get people to understand what you're talking about.
#FauciAtYale
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Dr. Rachel Stine retweeted
Please RT! We are looking for a postdoctoral research scholar to work on glial cell dysfunction in neurodegeneration. Experience in working with animals is highly desired with passion and the ability to solve problems independently. #postdocs #ScienceJobs #AcademicChatter /1
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We are a Grab and Go site at Penn Alexander. There are 62 sites citywide. Find your closest location here:
GRAB-AND-GO MEALS for children & families are available throughout the city. Find your nearest food site here: philasd.org/grab-go-meals
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Like and retweet this if you’re supporting #BlackinChem week this week!
I’m tryna see something👀👩🏽🔬⚗️🧪🧬
Dr. Rachel Stine retweeted
The last 3-4 weeks as a medical student have been so trying, and in ways that I have never experienced before. But THIS week, these past two days have been the most disheartening.
Dr. Rachel Stine retweeted
An amazing *randomized trial* on Twitter+academia:
112 papers were randomly chosen to be shared on twitter by a group with ~58k followers or to not be shared. Papers that were tweeted accumulated 4x more citations compared to non-tweeted papers over 1yr.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3250…
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Today would have been her 27th birthday. Rest In Peace, Breonna Taylor.
#sayhername #BreonnaTaylor #BirthdayForBreonna
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Hello social distancers please retweet!! Thanks everyone
We are looking for postdocs--lovers of science and good humans wanted! See the ad here and email me [email protected]. PLEASE RETWEET! Thanks
Dr. Rachel Stine retweeted
Excited to announce the publication of our paper in Cell Stem Cell examining the role of AMPK in the fate specification and maturation of gastric parietal cells! It was an honor to work with @zhifeng_miao, @millsjc67 and all others who contributed! cell.com/cell-stem-cell/full…
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Dietary fructose feeds hepatic lipogenesis via microbiota-derived acetate. - Zhao S et al. - dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41586-02… #microbiome
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Celebrating some good #gradstudent news among all the COVID19 news. A human #norovirus story I wrote up is online @mbiojournal today!
Check out the newest #enteroid publication from the Estes lab : Haga et al. here⬇️
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Dr. Rachel Stine retweeted
Happy to introduce our preprint, in close collaboration with @alexisjcowan and many others in the Rabinowitz lab and Baur lab, including @xianfeng_zeng @lifengyang10 @tarateslaa @Caroline_Bartma @cholsoon_jang @wenyun_lu
Dr. Rachel Stine retweeted
Excited to report our manuscript: "Early B Cell Factor Activity Controls Developmental and Adaptive Thermogenic Gene Programming in Adipocytes"
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Our lab's latest work featuring an all women team #womenandgirlsinscienceday #WomenInSTEM #GATA4GirlGang GATA4 is Required for Budding Morphogenesis of Posterior Foregut Endoderm in a Model of Human Stomach Development frontiersin.org/article/10.3…
