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First authors listed in red, only Vanderbilt collaborators are listed except for first authors.
Week of April 24
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Recently published- Organizing the synaptic junctions. Journal of Biological Chemistry.
Qiangjun Zhou.
- MALDI IMS-Derived Molecular Contour Maps: Augmenting Histology Whole-Slide Images. Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry.
Kavya Sharman, Nathan Patterson, Elizabeth Neumann, Jamie Allen, Katherine Gibson-Corley, Jeffrey Spraggins, Raf Van de Plas, Eric Skaar, Richard Caprioli.
- Genetic disorders of neurotransmitter release machinery. Frontiers in Synaptic Neuroscience.
Burak Uzay, Ege Kavalali.
- Messenger functions of cell death during development and homeostasis. Biochemical Society Transactions.
Loic Fort.
- Insulin Deficiency From Insulin Gene Mutation Leads to Smaller Pancreas. Diabetes Care.
Jordan Wright, Jonathan Williams, Melissa Hilmes, Alvin Powers.
“Recent work co-authored by [Dan Moore] suggests that severe insulin deficiency, rather than islet-directed autoimmunity, leads to reduced pancreas size in type 1 diabetes,” VUMC Molecular Pathogenesis.
- Optimized protocol for live imaging of overnutrition-elicited interactions between immune cells and β cells in zebrafish. STAR Protocols.
Bingyuan Yang, Yue Zhang, Liu Yang, Wenbiao Chen.
- Reimagining journal clubs for inclusive scientific training. Trends in Cell Biology.
Taralyn Tan (Harvard Medical School), Madhvi Venkatesh.
“We provide a framework & resources to help you use journal clubs for inclusive training in the lab and classroom,” Madhvi Venkatesh.
- Modeling collective cell behavior in cancer: Perspectives from an interdisciplinary conversation. Cell Systems.
Frederick Adler (University of Utah), Kathleen DelGiorno.
- Alignment, segmentation and neighborhood analysis in cyclic immunohistochemistry data using CASSATT. Clinical Cytometry.
Asa Brockman, Rohit Khurana, Todd Bartkowiak, Portia Thomas, Christine Lovly, Jonathan Irish, Rebecca Ihrie.
“Recently, [Jonathan Irish] co-authored a paper presenting a unified and user-friendly pipeline for processing, aligning, and analyzing cycIHC data: Cyclic Analysis of Single-Cell Subsets and Tissue Territories or CASSATT,” VUMC Molecular Pathogenesis.
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