#Histology

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

Essential reading for intensivists: things you didn't even dream were going on in your ventilated patients' lungs. With credit to @robertpdickson who does some very clever translational work on lungs

Head and Neck Radiology

HeadNeckRads

The most common nerves involved in perineural tumor spread in the head are CN VII and V, followed by CN XII.In cancer cases, inspect at their courses and skull base

Tanentzapf Lab

TanentzapfLab

1. Usually the ECM is thought of as a structural element, a scaffold to hold cells in place or provide tracks for cells to move along. Our newest paper, now

Eli Van Allen

VanAllenLab

Interested to see how the forthcoming data behind the ‘TMB > 10 in all cancer types’ approval addresses a few key issues, having spent a long time thinking about this

#savePFSP Alika Lafontaine

AlikaMD

1. Agree @kimkellymd, equity, diversity and inclusion cannot be achieved without deliberate sponsorship and mentorship. Although I can’t speak to the experience of identifying as a woman, I can speak

David Steensma

DavidSteensma

Here’s a thread about the #nucleus… no, Professor Ernest Rutherford, not the atomic nucleus that you discovered with your alpha particles back in 1911. This is about *cell* nuclei and

Alan Turner

alanhturner

The Upper #Triassic deposits around Ghost Ranch (@GhostRanchorg) in New Mexico have been the source of important paleontological discoveries for over 100 years...the fossils coming from the fiery rocks of

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

Petra Klinge’s talk on tethered cord syndrome blew my mind. It‘s given me a deeper understanding of how tethered cord syndrome might play a fundamental role in the patholophysiology and

trampoline!

westsnailvirus

Kendrick “KJ” Johnson was found deceased and upside down in a rolled up gym mat of Lownde’s Highschool on January 11th, 2013. The police ruled it an accident, but his

Alexis Verger

Alexis_Verger

#365womeninSTEM Let's try this for 2020, a thread that will highlight a woman in STEM every day #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM (in no particular order - You, you, maybe you- I will

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