Dr. Lauren V Schnabel DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVSMR. Equine Sports Medicine Research. NC State College of Veterinary Medicine.
Raleigh, NC
Joined March 2017
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Thanks to @NIH_ORIP for highlighting this fun collaboration driven by @mattbfish's Lab. It was a highlight of my time at NCSU to get to work with Dr. Davis during our PhDs. @SchnabelLab @NCStateCMI @jointbme
🔄New findings show how controlled stiffness of direct-write, near-field electrospun gelatin fibers generates differences in tenocyte morphology and gene expression. Davis et al. @NCStateCMI @NCStateVetMed (ORIP support through T32OD011130)
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3852…
ALT Picrosirius red stained scaffolds and neutrally charged slides show collagen deposited by tenocytes.
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Schnabel Lab student lunch, celebrating the amazing @ShannonConnard and Anna Castillo, winners of the Dept of Clinical Sciences Graduate & Undergraduate Student of the Year Awards!!! 🌮🥇🔥 @SchnabelLab @CVMResearch @NCStateVetMed
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The Bezos Center for Sustainable Protein launched today at NC State, thanks to a $30 million grant from the @BezosEarthFund. The center will engage partners from academia and industry create a biomanufacturing hub for dietary proteins. ncst.at/CzOp50S4575 #ThinkAndDo
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Check out the synthetic platelets breakthroughs from @BrownLab_NCSU featured in @WIREDScience 👩🔬 Learn how the lab is using hydrogels and antibody fragments to create synthetic platelets with an extended shelf life: buff.ly/4dI8iGJ
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Student involvement in IV catheter placement in horses did not increase the risk of IV catheter complications. 🐴 Learn more: jav.ma/ivchorse @ncstatevetmed #intravenouscatheter #cathetercomplications #veterinarystudent #thrombophlebitis #veterinaryteachinghospital
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Join us on May 1 at 12:00 PM CST for the next LearnORS #WebinarWednesday to learn how to prepare grant proposals to successfully include histopathologic outcomes, considerations when using large animal #preclinical orthopedic models, and more. Learn more: bit.ly/3c5yyQc
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Only 5 more days until abstracts for talk consideration at the 2024 Musculoskeletal Biology & Bioengineering GRS (and GRC) are due 🫣
We've already received so many exciting submissions! @SydneyMCaparaso and I look forward to finalizing these sessions in the coming weeks 🤩
Happy New Year, MSK friends!
@SydneyMCaparaso and I are looking forward to receiving your applications for the upcoming @GordonConf Seminar (GRS) this August 3-4, 2024.
Abstracts are due by April 28 for talk consideration (it's almost February already), so get those in soon 😎
ALT A flyer for the 2024 Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) on Musculoskeletal Biology and Bioengineering to be held August 3-4, 2024 at Proctor Academy in Andover, New Hampshire. The GRS is Co-Chaired by Jason Marvin and Sydney Caparaso. The program features two keynote speakers: Dawn Elliot (University of Delaware) and D’Juan Farmer (UCLA). The program also features two mentors: Kharma Foucher (University of Illinois at Chicago) and Nadeen Chahine (Columbia University). Abstract submissions are due by April 28, 2024 for talk consideration and by July 2024 for general attendance. The GRS is open to trainees and other junior scientists. The program has four session themes: 1. Current Challenges and Moving to the Future in MSK Research 2. Mechanistically-Informed Strategies for Tissue Repair and Regeneration 3. Biology and Engineering Models and Tools to Understand and Promote MSK Health 4. Strategies for Building a Career in MSK Research and Beyond.
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Conditioned media containing paracrine factors secreted from dual-licensed mesenchymal stem cells significantly modulates in vitro tenocyte function, which may confer benefits in vivo to healing tendons following injury: jav.ma/ilb @schnabellab @dwkochdvm #MSCs
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Scientists present ultrasoft #platelet-like particles that staunch heavy bleeding from trauma in large animals, offering a longer shelf live and other advantages for prehospital settings compared with traditional platelet infusions. @BrownLab_NCSU scim.ag/6Br
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Check out Brown Lab's @BrownLab_NCSU new publication on platelet-like particles for hemostasis!
This week's issue of #ScienceTranslationalMedicine is out!
A new study suggests that many surgical infections may arise from the patient's own skin microbiome, ultrasoft platelet-like particles staunch traumatic bleeding in large animals, and more. scim.ag/6y5
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Madison Thompson, our SIRI/YSP student, representing the @SchnabelLab & Fisher @mattbfish labs last night at her Goodnight Scholars research event!!! #OA #ACL #translationalresearch 🐖
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Very proud of the @CVMResearch students and faculty attending and presenting their work at the Integrative Symposium of NC State Training Grants- Representing the very best of comparative and interdisciplinary research!
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Tune in to the Veterinary Vertex Podcast to learn about the translational potential of mesenchymal stem cells to treat tendon injuries across species with our guest Dr. Lauren Schnabel from @ncstatevetmed! 🎙🐶🐴 @SchnabelLab @dwkochdvm @AJVROA #onehealth #stemcells #mscs
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Our top trending article via @altmetric last week was "Mesenchymal stem cell #licensing: enhancing #MSC function as a translational approach for the treatment of tendon injury": avmajournals.avma.org/view/j… @dwkochdvm @SchnabelLab @NCStateVetMed #mesenchymalstemcell #MSCfunction
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Thank you @AJVROA for the shout out on our recent commentary for the Currents in One Health series @SchnabelLab @CVMResearch
Identifying the optimal licensing strategy for mesenchymal stem cells could ultimately provide an avenue for reliable and repeatable treatment of a broad range of tendon injuries of both veterinary and human clinical patients: jav.ma/msc @NCStateVetMed @TheACVS
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And now the companion article to our recent article in @AVMAJAVMA #CurrentsInOneHealth. This article in @AJVROA details how MSC licensing may be a beneficial method to improve the therapeutic potential of MSCs for tendon injury @SchnabelLab @CVMResearch avmajournals.avma.org/view/j…
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Great to see people reading our recent commentary on the treatment of equine tendon injuries with MSCs and how the horse is a valuable model for their treatment in other veterinary patients and humans. @SchnabelLab @AVMAJAVMA
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Thank you to Will McLernon & the CBC for the recognition.
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Dr. Jeff Spang, MD, is involved in clinical practice and innovative research. He specializes in ACLR, cartilage repair, shoulder instability, & rotator cuff repair. He's Head Team Orthopaedic Surgeon for @UNCFootball, @uncwbb, @UNCMensLacrosse and @UNCFieldHockey
