Carla Belmonte Mateos Ph.D.

Feeling privileged to have been in the room where the scientific heroes of this story explained it first-hand. Inspired & fueled to go back to the lab to continue the ambitious work we have ahead with Angelman Syndrome. A few days to decompress in NOLA and back at it! #ASGCT2025

Brava!

Well, UNC-Chapel Hill is officially a remarkable incubator of bright minds. Congrats to my fellow #ASGCT awardee and former Zylka lab member @doe-rami.bsky.social on this outstanding accomplishment 💪🏼♥️

Outstanding research article by an outstanding graduate student in the lab. Congrats Rami!

6:58am. Lab views. Carolina sunrise from @uncneuro.bsky.social 🩵

Spatial single-cell Organellomics reveals nutrient dependent hepatocyte heterogeneity and predicts pathophysiological status in vivo Cellular heterogeneity within complex tissues and organs is essential to coordinate biological processes across biological scales. The effect of local cues and tissue microenvironments on cell heterog...

My friend Daniel Feliciano unveiled his first manuscript as a PI. They use Spatial scOrganellomics to assess organelle organization in hepatocytes in different microenvironments. Combining 3D imaging & machine learning, they identify & predict organelle signatures in health & disease. WHAT?🚀

First post on BSky! It’s official! I’ve been awarded the 2024 Career Development Award by @asgct.bsky.social 🚀Grateful for my supervisor Mark Zylka & @uncneuro.bsky.social support as I work on advancing research in generating therapies for neurodevelopmental disorders🧬 www.asgct.org/publications...