Latest posts tagged with #FASEBJournal on Bluesky
🔎 Spotted in #FASEBJournal!
Researchers from @pullman.wsu.edu and @ohsunews.bsky.social used DSHB's anti-β-tubulin [E7] mAb in a study on the effects of Intralipid enhancing fetal sheep adipose growth.
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🧫 dshb.biology.uiowa.edu/E7_2
Congratulations to Léa Mayeur, PhD student at Institut Gustave Roussy, winner of The FASEB Journal Early Career Researcher Award at the 2025 FASEB SRC on Mechanobiology of the Nucleus! 👏 #FASEBJournal #FASEBSRC #EarlyCareerResearch
🧠 The new FASEB Journal cover image is based on the article “Capicua Refines Mossy Fiber–CA3 Axon Targeting in the Late Postnatal Hippocampus.”
Learn how capicua (CIC) shapes postnatal brain connectivity.
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#Neuroscience #FASEBJournal
Cells rely on protein “quality control” to stay healthy.
New research in The FASEB Journal shows that a process called UFMylation helps protect cells from stress by keeping a key protein, BiP, in balance.
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#FASEBJournal #ScienceCommunication #CellHealth
We’re accepting original research, reviews, and more on topics like:
📱 Sensors & wearables
🌿 Cumulative exposures
🧬 Exposome + genome
Submit your research by Aug 31, 2026 → buff.ly/Kekv2wu
#Exposomics #CallForPapers #FASEBJournal
Up to 8% of pregnancies are affected by preeclampsia—a life-threatening complication with limited treatments.
New research in The FASEB Journal points to the splicing factor SRSF5 as a potential therapeutic target.
Read the press release:
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#FASEBJournal #MaternalHealth #Research
FASEB Publications leadership is in China!
EIC Loren Wold, Managing Editor Ken Farabaugh & Chief Officer Darla Henderson met w/ Prof. Junjie Xiao (Shanghai Univ) & colleagues to strengthen ties & discuss The FASEB Journal’s impact in China. 🌍🧬
#FASEBPubs #FASEBJournal #GlobalScience
Can boosting cell cleanup help fight ulcerative colitis? 🧬🔥
A #FASEBJournal study by Chen et al., Huazhong University of Science and Technology shows the ATF7–PINK1 axis protects gut cells via mitophagy. Loss of ATF7 worsened disease—making it a promising therapeutic target.
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#IBD
Why is #endometriosis so painful? 🌸⚡
A study in The #FASEBJournal shows the mast cell receptor MRGPRX2 releases histamine that sensitizes nerves. Blocking it reduced pain & lesion size in mice—hinting at a new treatment target.
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Obesity reduces IVF success, and statins may further hinder follicle growth. 🥚
A #FASEBJournal study found mevalonic acid reversed these effects in lab tests—offering clues for better fertility care in women on statins.
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#ReproductiveHealth
High homocysteine—heart disease cause or just a signal? 🩸
A study from The #FASEBJournal shows glutathione, not oxidative stress, drives changes—hinting it’s more biomarker than cause.
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#CardiovascularResearch
Can probiotics fight mastitis? 🐄💊
A #FASEBJournal study by Zhang et al., Jilin University shows Akkermansia muciniphila and its vesicles reduce inflammation & improve recovery in cows and mice—pointing to an antibiotic-free treatment path.
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#AnimalHealth
Oxidized LDL can push immune cells into a hyperactive state via glutaminolysis. 🚫 Blocking this pathway stopped the effect—offering new ideas to fight artery inflammation. 🩸🧬
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#Immunology #Atherosclerosis #FASEBJournal
A FASEB Journal study reveals a group of leptin-sensitive neurons in the brain’s PMv that change activity during puberty—linking nutrition and hormonal signals to reproductive timing. 🧠🧬
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#Neuroscience #Puberty #FASEBJournal
The NFKB2 gene may hold the key to improving milk fat quality in dairy cattle. 🐄🥛
A study links NFKB2 to milk fatty acid production and identifies a specific mutation that changes milk fat composition—opening doors for targeted breeding.
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#Genetics #DairyScience #FASEBJournal
Researchers mapped the cellular landscape of synovial chondromatosis using single-cell RNA sequencing. 🦴🔬 Findings reveal expanded fibroblast & macrophage subtypes and new potential therapeutic targets.
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#RareDiseases #FASEBJournal
A #FASEBJournal study found the drug MS275 slows neuroblastoma growth by affecting the H3K27ac/PROX1 axis—triggering cell cycle arrest, apoptosis, and autophagy. 🧠🧬 PROX1 may be a promising new target for pediatric cancer therapy.
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#Neuroblastoma #CancerResearch
Researchers identified six exosome-linked genes as biomarkers for osteosarcoma and found mifepristone could inhibit tumor cell growth in lab tests. 🦴🧬
New insights could guide targeted treatments for this aggressive bone cancer.
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#CancerResearch #Osteosarcoma #FASEBJournal
Stem-cell–derived exosomes may help fight hair loss. 🧬
A study published in The FASEB Journal found that exosomes from human amniotic stem cells protected key follicle cells from DHT damage and activated hair growth pathways in mice.
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#HairLoss #StemCellResearch #FASEBJournal
A study in The FASEB Journal found mice fed soy protein had lower omega-3s in the liver than those fed milk protein—despite similar enzyme activity. 🐭🧬 Could the protein type in your diet shape omega-3 metabolism?
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#NutritionScience #Omega3 #FASEBJournal
A new study in The FASEB Journal shows that adding free cholesterol to certain lipid nanoparticles reduces inflammation in immune cells—potentially leading to safer drug & vaccine delivery. 🩹🧬
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#Nanomedicine #FASEBJournal
The August 15, 2025 issue of The FASEB Journal is out now! Discover research on disease mechanisms, aging, genetics, immunity, & new therapies—advancing science from bench to bedside. Read the full issue 👉 buff.ly/RHg0aI5
#BiomedicalResearch #FASEBJournal
In a model of type 2 diabetic kidney disease, renal denervation lowered BP in early—but not late—stages, without improving blood sugar or kidney function. Timing may be key.
Read the research letter in The FASEB Journal: buff.ly/O6FxQQM
#DiabeticKidneyDisease #Nephrology #FASEBJournal
📣 Don’t miss new calls for papers! Get monthly alerts & deadlines via FASEB Pubs Monthly Newsletter!
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#FASEBJournal #FASEBBioAdvances #CallForPapers #SciencePublishing
Can a lipid help slow kidney fibrosis? A recent study published in The FASEB Journal shows sphingosine reduces TGF-β signaling in fibroblasts by modulating the PKC–miR-21–SMAD7 pathway.
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#KidneyHealth #Fibrosis #FASEBJournal
What separates harmless from harmful protein aggregates? A recent study in The FASEB Journal links changes in PABPN1 structure to muscle cell dysfunction in OPMD—highlighting key differences between wild-type and expanded variants.
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#MuscleBiology #ProteinAggregation #FASEBJournal
How do estrogen receptors affect bladder ion channels? A new FASEB Journal study reveals ERα and GPER1 regulate Kv7 channels in the rat bladder—with effects that differ by sex and estrous stage.
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#BladderResearch #IonChannels #FASEBJournal
🧬 A new research letter in The FASEB Journal finds that AcrVIA6 doesn’t inhibit Cas13a as once thought. It binds DNA but doesn’t block RNA cleavage, shifting how we think about CRISPR regulation.
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#CRISPR #AntiCRISPR #FASEBJournal #ResearchLetter
🧬 Cancer cells migrate as teams, with leaders steering and followers reinforcing invasion. A new review from The FASEB Journal unpacks the plasticity of these roles and their impact on metastasis.
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#CancerResearch #CellMigration #FASEBJournal
🧠 A new research letter from The FASEB Journal shows dolutegravir may impair autophagy in brain endothelial cells. This could help explain how HIV treatment affects the blood–brain barrier and brain health.
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#Neuroscience #HIVResearch #FASEBJournal #ResearchLetter
