UIUC BS '15 🌽 ISMMS PhD ‘23🗽 Skeletal muscle and satellite cells💪🏼🛸 Views my own, not of my lab/institution She/her/hers
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I’m looking to hire editors to join my team!
Ideal candidates will hold or be working toward a biomedical doctoral degree, have some writing/editing experience, and be looking for flexible, part-time work.
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Maggie Hung retweeted
Read the #OpenAccess Stem Cells and Regeneration Article 'Cadherin-dependent adhesion is required for muscle stem cell niche anchorage and maintenance' here:
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ALT Schematic representation of α-cdKO MuSC behavior.
Maggie Hung retweeted
To find out the story behind the paper, we caught up with first author Margaret Hung @mmhung22 and corresponding author Robert Krauss @KraussLab @IcahnMountSinai:
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ALT Margaret Hung (left) and Robert Krauss (right)
Maggie Hung retweeted
Cadherin-based adhesions put MuSCs in place
Read this Research Highlight showcasing work from Margaret Hung @mmhung22, Robert Krauss @KraussLab and colleagues @IcahnMountSinai:
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ALT Transverse section through mouse hindlimb skeletal muscle, with an α-catenin-deficient MuSC actively cycling
Maggie Hung retweeted
Skeletal muscle regeneration in 3 dimensions! A video summary of 0-14 days post injury. See our recent @Dev_Cell paper. @bc_collins3 @MyaScheib @robvmusci @Mayank_Verma_ #MyoTwitter @musclecellnews doi.org/10.1016/j.devcel.202…
It turns out that cadherins do a lot of heavy lifting in muscle stem cells💪🏼!
So happy to see my paper out in @Dev_journal and that's tree #2 for @WoodlandTrust! Please give it a read, I hope you enjoy the pretty images (and the important biology)💖
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Anyone who knows me 🥰 knows how much I loved the @KraussLab, so I'm STOKED to have an opportunity to show that in our interview! I got to talk about the science, my next step out of the lab and, of course, how lucky Rob was to have me (shhhh😅)
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Cherry on top? We got a research highlight too!
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Today's the day! It's officially my last day at Sinai and the last 8.5 (!!!) years have been a real ride. I'm so grateful for the opportunities and growth that came along with it.
A huge thank you to my Sinai community, it's been special❤️ goodbye from the last of my PR stash😌
Maggie Hung retweeted
In their Cell Science at a Glance Article, Margaret Hung @mmhung22, Robert Krauss @krausslab and colleagues @icahnmountsinai present the most recent research on signalling in the muscle stem cell niche and provide perspectives for future research.
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ALT JCS poster on 'The muscle stem cell niche at a glance' by Margaret Hung, Hsiao-Fan Lo, Grace E. L. Jones and Robert S. Krauss. The signalling pathways drawn on the poster are described in the accompanying article.
I love reviews, don't you? (You have to say yes because this one's from us)
We are very pleased to have our review on the MuSC niche featured in the last @J_Cell_Sci issue of 2023. Wishing everyone a happy 2024!
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Maggie Hung retweeted
The Regenerative Medicine Program at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute has multiple Faculty Positions open for recruitment!!!!!
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Our lab is looking for PhD or post-doc (fully funded positions) to work on projects related to stem cells and myopathies. Please spread the word and re-tweet 🙏. DM me or email me if interested. #myotwitter
HUGE congrats to Paloma and @flomarlow_lab, what a wonderful paper and very happy to see it published!
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Big congrats to Noor and @RanganLab on a beautiful preprint. Very happy to see this out and excited to see the final paper soon!
Genome organization regulates nuclear pore complex formation and promotes differentiation during Drosophila oogenesis biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Happy Saturday! Our preprint on how apical cadherin-based adhesion in the skeletal muscle stem cell is critical for quiescence, niche localization, and maintenance is officially online🤩
Cadherin-dependent adhesion is required for muscle stem cell niche anchorage and maintenance biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Sometimes they even personalize them for your defense🥰
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