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James Laboratory

@AaronWJames_Lab

Researching skeletal development, repair, and neoplasia @JohnsHopkins. BST Pathologist @JHUPath.

शामिल हुए Haziran 2017
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Long-term steroid use destroys hip joints by blocking blood flow and killing bone tissue. Understanding these cellular mechanisms offers targets for early intervention and prevention, potentially sparing patients from debilitating joint collapse and replacement surgery.😀 #steroid #bone #joint @BoneRes_Office nature.com/articles/s4141…
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Denis Wirtz@deniswirtz·
NIH is not issuing awards. You may think that it's because they it is coming up with new directions of research...The apposite is true. Here is a graph showing how many fewer new funding opportunities that NIH has posted over time. -91%, a trend that started on Jan 2025.
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Hao Yin@HaoYin20·
#FGF9 Adhesive Capsulitis cytoHubba➡️FGF9 as an AC hub gene FGF9 ⬆️in 👤AC glenohumeral joint capsule & 🐭Shoulder Stiffness (joint immobilization) Which cell type?🧐 Where is FGF9 Ab info?😳 FGF9 ⏫NIH3T3 fibroblast proliferation migration & α-SMA level in a PI3K-dependent manner @FrontCellDevBio 2025 frontiersin.org/journals/cell-…
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James Laboratory@AaronWJames_Lab·
Walking the halls at work, and am so grateful for all lab members (past and present) that helped with our recent achievements. Happy new year and may 2026 bring new knowledge and new journal covers! Photo taken @JHUPath @JohnsHopkins @HopkinsMedicine
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Traumatic heterotopic ossification (HO) is an abnormal bone formation after injury. A study explores how necroptotic macrophages and p21-activated kinase 4 (Pak4) influence this process, revealing potential therapeutic targets.🧐 #bone #Pak4 @BoneRes_Office nature.com/articles/s4141…
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