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Research group of Dr. Peter Searson @INBT_JHU | in vitro models of the BBB, tumor microenvironment, and drug delivery
Joined March 2021
The Cancer Moonshot, the Role of In Vitro Models, Model Accuracy, and the Need for Validation
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8 cm live worm found in Australian woman's brain. DOI: 10.3201/eid2909.230351
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We were so lucky to have Rita with us in Baltimore for the past few months! Safe travels to Portugal and thanks to @Fulbright_PT!
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Groundbreaking snack discovery: cookies capable of mitosis, captured in telophase here
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Fantastic @INBT_JHU symposium on Cell Engineering yesterday, and Tracy came away with an award from the poster session!
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Nan's paper on angiogenesis in the brain was published today in Angiogenesis (co-authors: undergrads Sarah K, Sophia Z, and Danielle N. along with Raleigh, Tracy, Zhaobin, John, Lily, and Alex) The paper also made the front cover!
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Was just online with ChatGPT - who says that for assessment of the scientific literature "I typically rely on the abstracts or key findings sections to provide a summary of the main results and conclusions of the study." Now we have another way to distort scientific discovery.
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Interesting artwork? from the Percy Skuy Collection on the History of Contraception the Dittrick Museum of Medical History at Case Western Reserve University
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AI can't provide explanations. Great article by Noam Chomsky and colleagues on AI and the challenges in going beyond description and prediction to providing explanations.
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Pedantic Friday Are "upregulated" and "cross-link" hyphenated? Is "Lucifer yellow" capitalized? When to use en dash (-) or em dash (–)? If you think about these things, here are some resources: • NCBI style guide • Diabetologia preferred spelling/usage
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As an alternative to using plant protein in fake meat, tissue engineers at GOODMeat are creating sustainable meat from cultivated animal cells - an interesting application of tissue engineering
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Came across this article while prepping for a biomaterials lecture: 56-year-old male with 67 Stents Khouzam et al., “A Heart With 67 Stents,” J Am Coll Cardiol (2010). 10.1016/j.jacc.2010.02.077
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RT @NaturePortfolio: Commercial wearable devices can provide insights into an individual's daily activities, which support clinical care, P…
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Gina's story on our Lyme disease paper was picked up by the American Society for Microbiology and via @physorg_com
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Our work on using a tissue-engineered vascular model to visualize invasion and intravasation of Borrelia, the bacterium that causes Lyme disease, is featured in the Hopkins Hub
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A reminder about the importance of scientific integrity from Elisabeth Bik
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Theoretical physicist and martial arts practitioner on condensed matter physics
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RT @LinvilleRaleigh: Check out our new work "Three-dimensional microenvironment regulates gene expression, function, and tight junction dyn…
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RT @AdvSciNews: To understand Lyme disease, scientists @SearsonGroup modeled the dissemination of the bacterium that causes it. The model…
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