Great start at the FLORetina conference today! Mariacristina Parravano and Imre Lengyel gave fantastic talks highlighting how the rtx1 camera makes cellular-level retinal imaging applicable in clinical settings, enabling new insights into diabetic retinopathy pathogenic mechanisms and sensitive phenotyping in neurodegenerative diseases. We are grateful to them for giving such exposure to our product ! On the booth, we give live demos of the rtx1 and discuss its use for investigating many other conditions: early AMD, geographic atrophy, and inherited retinal diseases. #opthalmology #retinalimaging #clinicalresearch #retina
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Deputy Director, Office of Research on Women's Health, Division of Program Coordination, Planning, and Strategic Initiatives, Office of the Director, National Institutes of Health
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Characterising extracellular vesicles derived from spinal cord tissue in neuroinflammation: Pavan Bhargava at Johns Hopkins Medicine and collaborators analysed the physical and proteomic changes in mouse spinal cord-derived EVs before and 16 and 25 days after inducing experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE), a neuroinflammatory model of MS https://lnkd.in/eqy8utFa Their results indicate that EVs offer snapshots of critical disease processes, including CNS-compartmentalised inflammation, re-/de-myelination, and synaptic pathology, and may also play a role in mediating these processes. An article also authored by Larissa Jank, Ajay Kesharwani, Taekyung Ryu, Deepika J., Dimitrios C. Ladakis, Matthew D. Smith MS RD LDN CNSC, Saumitra S. Singh, Tanina Arab, PhD, Kenneth Witwer, Peter Calabresi and Chan-Hyun Na #extracellularvesicles #exosomes #spinalcord #multiplesclerosis #biomarkers #Vesiculab
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Cellular senescence, when cells become irreversibly growth arrested after a period of in vitro cell proliferation or in response to sublethal stress or oncogene expression, plays a role in aging phenotypes and age-associated diseases. Increasing evidence shows that senescent cells also have essential physiological functions, such as in tumor suppression, development, wound healing, tissue remodeling, regeneration, and vasculature. This raises important questions about the similarities and differences between senescent cell types and how they function in homeostasis and pathology, and it creates additional challenges in targeting them therapeutically. Learn more in a new #SciencePerspective: https://scim.ag/7Bx
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Due to heterogeneity of senescent cells, it is extremely difficult to categorise and identify senescent cells both in physiological and disease conditions. Defining adequate and mandatory markers for categorisation of senescent cells is essential, to reap therapeutic benefits of this promising and nascent domain. #senescence #senotherapeutics #senesxenceforlives #emergingtherapy
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Vice President IEP Institute. General Scientific Coordinator Regional Governments at Marine and Terrestrial Natural Parks of Barcelona (Garraf, Ordal, Olèrdola, Foix, Colls-Miralpeix, ...) (Barcelona. Catalonia. Spain)
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Our review article, "Fenestrated Endothelial Cells across Organs: Insights into Kidney Function and Disease" has just been published in a special issue of the International Journal of Molecular Sciences MDPI Read on to discover the key role of endothelial cell fenestrations (or small pores) in maintenance of homeostasis across different organs, learn the mechanisms of their dysfunction when faced with aging or disease, and investigate how emerging technologies can advance in vitro modeling of these unique features. Collaborating on this article with Xingrui Mou, Yasmin Roye, Carmen Miller, and Dr. Samira Musah has been an incredibly rewarding experience. If this work is of interest to you, I highly recommend also checking out Xingrui Mou's recent publication, "An ultrathin membrane mediates tissue-specific morphogenesis and barrier function in a human kidney chip", where you can see these novel in vitro modeling platforms in action! #MusahLab
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Head and Neck Surgical Oncologist -Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai| Senior Consultant | Associate Professor - SRMC, Chennai
A 70-year-old patient presented to me with swelling in the right side of #neck - 2 months. No change in #voice or difficulty in #breathing / #swallowing. Right thyroid lobe & Isthmus size - 5x4 cms extending from the hyoid region till the supra sternal region. Moves with deglutition. MRI: 4x3.1x9.9 cm multi lobulated mass lesion on the right side of the #thyroid and #isthmus. Extra thyroidal extension + Tumor thrombus in the right internal jugular vein (IJV). #Treatment #Totalthyroidectomy with central compartment #neckdissection and right selective neck dissection level II-IV + resection of right internal jugular vein done. #Histopathology 7x3x1cm right lobe #thyroidpapillarycarcinoma - follicular subtype with invasion of IJV. Post operative period was uneventful. Patient was able to take oral feeds on post operative day (POD-1). voice was normal. #drlakshminarasimman #thyroidcancer
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