TheRealZigmanLab
@ZigmanLab
PI of the Zigman lab @ UTSW. We study hormone-neuron interactions ➡️ eating, BW, blood glucose #ghrelin #LEAP2 #NeverAgainIsNow 🇺🇸
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Daniel J Drucker
A clinician scientist at LTRI @sinaihealth @uoft @uoftmedicine who studies peptide hormones, GLP-1, diabetes, obesity and the gut endocrine system 🇨🇦🇮🇱
John Speakman
Scientist working in China and the UK. Studies energy balance: esp #obesity and #ageing. Likes #photography #wildlifephotography. Co-EiC: @lifemetabolism2
Michael Krashes
I had a dream that lab wouldn’t work. I woke up on the block. Had to hit it with the fork. Skrrr, skrrr, skrrr, skrrr, skrrr. Hit it with the fork.
Nature Metabolism
Nature Metabolism publishes studies that advance our understanding of metabolic and homeostatic processes in physiology and disease.
Oded Rechavi
Don't be fooled by the rocks that I got, I'm still Oded from the block. TED: https://t.co/rcOm9TSTf5 Huberman Lab Podcast: https://t.co/xZTNlx9nbi
Did we save the best for last? come and find out Tue 4/9/24 The Williams Lab gives us a Masterclass on Metabolism #MetabolismMasterclass UTSW Neuroscience UTSW Internal Medicine UTSW Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences #hypothalamus UT Southwestern MSTP
In our April issue: a Review from Soumya Kulkarni, Om Singh and TheRealZigmanLab on the intersection between ghrelin, metabolism and circadian rhythms (£) go.nature.com/3VgkCY0
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It's time for UTSW 3MD Graduate Track's March #MetabolismMasterclass Madness with McBrayer - This Tuesday Mar 12 in NL03.120. UTSW 3MD Graduate Track students will be there. All are welcome. UTSW Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences UTSWCancerBio GD&D UTSW Simmons Cancer Center UT Southwestern MSTP
#ResearchHighlight | TheRealZigmanLab showed new insights into the role of ghrelin! Ghrelin knockout mice show increased pancreatic islet size and β-cell numbers, which can have potential implications for future diabetes treatments. #diabetes 🐭🔍
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