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Justin Perry - Perry Lab

Justin Perry - Perry Lab

@JustinPerryPhD

Scientist - @MSKCancerCenter | We study dead cell clearance / phagocytosis | #Immunology #CellBiology #Metabolism | views my own. @FreeConTalk Signatory.

Darien, CT Katılım Ekim 2018
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Justin Perry - Perry Lab
Justin Perry - Perry Lab@JustinPerryPhD·
@CTIronman @mattyglesias Came here to say us CT folk are pretty sincere in our interpretation of CT as a prime example of egregious gerrymandering. But I acknowledge it's probably also the most extreme example in New England.
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CTIronman@CTIronman·
@mattyglesias Matt: explain how the CT House map splits Torrington & Waterbury and offer a current rationale for doing so besides aiding the Democratic Party?
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Matthew Yglesias
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias·
A decent share of the people I see pointing to New England actually have a very deep and detailed understanding of redistricting and are engaged in what’s known by experts as “lying their assess off” to mislead people in their audience.
Aaron Blake@AaronBlake

A good rule of thumb: If someone in your feed is pointing to New England as an example of egregious gerrymandering, just know that they only have a surface-level understanding of redistricting.

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NIH@NIH·
Researchers supported by NIH found that blocking brain immune cells from using the sugar fructose for fuel led to improved survival among most mice with brain cancer. While more research is needed to see if this type of approach could work for people, it may be a way to boost the immune system’s response to brain cancer in the future. Learn how these findings might shape future approaches: bit.ly/4dnJh5E
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Justin Perry - Perry Lab@JustinPerryPhD·
@whignewtons That final paragraph is brilliant. Exactly the sort of reasoning you can just copy and paste in response to all the "but the will of the people!" posts.
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Sarah Isgur
Sarah Isgur@whignewtons·
Here’s their answer…
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Justin Perry - Perry Lab@JustinPerryPhD·
@SGLinmm @McCormickProf Tell them to turn off the online noise and find mentors, such as me, who are academic scientists that welcome all sorts of smart, driven, wonderful scientists into their lab.
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Sarah@SGLinmm·
@McCormickProf Dr. George - my child will likely end up in academia as a result of pursuing a career in scientific research. As a Christian family, I have a lot of misgivings about what, frankly, seems like a hostile environment. Any advice?
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Robert P. George
Robert P. George@McCormickProf·
In case anyone is wondering how academia managed to lose the public trust it once enjoyed and took for granted ....
James L. Nuzzo, PhD@JamesLNuzzo

Always writing about themselves. Autoethnography. "As a Malaysian Muslim transwoman and a social justice researcher, exploring her transgender identity in a conservative society positions Aisya within a long history of oppression and injustice alongside other global marginalised and vulnerable assigned-male-at-birth transgender groups. This paper offers reflections on Aisya’s lived experience of discrimination arising from her trans identity. It focuses on linking critical theory (decoloniality and intersectionality), methodology (autoethnography) and theological epistemology (a progressive Muslim standpoint), while the analysis ‘tells’ the autoethnographic ‘transgender identity’. By exploring her lived experience in a heterocisnormative neocolonial setting, this paper encourages a critical discourse of decolonising Aisya’s transgender identity by using intersectional feminist theory and critical authoethnography as methods of decolonial performance. This paper contests the colonial matrix of power by dismantling colonialism through rebuilding and rediscovering ancient and pre-colonial knowledge of Indigenous and colonised people to decentre heterocisnormativity, gender hierarchies and racial privilege. Ultimately, this paper invites readers to come along on a social justice journey through decolonial intersectional feminism, arise together in critical solidarity, and carry compassion, care, love, and the desire to heal from the grievances of colonialism."

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Justin Perry - Perry Lab
Justin Perry - Perry Lab@JustinPerryPhD·
@bimald But it has to be acknowledged, esp. in heavy majority blue states, that the most extreme positions on immigration have been adopted, including a complete refusal to enforce any immigration law. I suspect any such compromise would be rejected from fear of reprisal on the left too.
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Justin Perry - Perry Lab@JustinPerryPhD·
@bimald It's just sort of obvious both parties will have to reckon with immigration eventually, even if neither side wants to do it right, or do it seriously, right now. Ironically, there's an obvious middle ground that would give each side something they want. Instead, extremes it is.
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Ruslan Rust
Ruslan Rust@rust_ruslan·
Do microplastics affect brain function? Plastic particles have been detected in human brain tissue, accumulating around blood vessels, and at higher concentrations in some individuals with dementia. We still don’t know if they disrupt the blood-brain barrier (BBB). We don’t know if carriers of APOE4 (a major genetic risk factor) are more vulnerable. That’s the question Gavin Spillard, a talented student in my lab, decided to go after. Last week over lunch, he brought this up. We looked at what’s known and what isn’t, and it was clear this is the kind of question that would normally take close to a year to fund. We already have the tools in place. So instead of waiting, we decided to just go for it. Through my work with ResearchHub, I can now partially fund projects like this using yield from my endowment. I covered half the microgrant myself, and now we’ll see if we can move from idea to data in a few weeks. If this research matters to you, consider contributing. We plan to compare how APOE3 vs APOE4 human iPSC-pericytes handle microplastics, measure uptake and transcriptional response, and test effects in BBB models and brain tissue. Then ask if we can reverse any APOE-specific signatures pharmacologically. As a thank you, every contributor receives a unique image of a pericyte in your favorite color 🧫 . Read the full project in the comments! We also appreciate any feedback for this preregistration!
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Michal Tal, PhD
Michal Tal, PhD@ImmunoFever·
So excited to be at the @JohnsHopkinsSPH Tickborne diseases conference! Our live capillaroscopy demo tour continues at JHU!!! Check out a mid-end and high-end capillaroscope with me and see how easy it is to image microvasculature and even the immune cells as they zip through!
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Justin Perry - Perry Lab@JustinPerryPhD·
@silvirouskin Oh, dang. It's the exact sort of thing I worry about happening to me because it's so easy to see it happening.
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Silvi Rouskin
Silvi Rouskin@silvirouskin·
Ye I just realized that was my grand manager mistake 😱😭 I was considering this NOFO months before but then I decided against it and I think she got confused and sent it there anyway and I didn’t notice that at all since I was writing two R01s for the same deadline. So it’s really a big part my fault …
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Silvi Rouskin
Silvi Rouskin@silvirouskin·
Apparently my R01 is so interdisciplinary that no known branch of NIH is qualified to review it. I spend months writing it, and it was bounced off 3 different sections until it was WITHDRAWN. We are soon submitting this work to Science. Great support of innovative research. 💀
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Justin Perry - Perry Lab@JustinPerryPhD·
@firstladyfc Super well-said. I also went from poverty growing up in Alaska, to food stamps/Medicaid in NY & MO, to a faculty position at the best cancer center in the world & a good life for my family in CT. I want others in CT to have such opportunities. CT GOP needs to make that case.
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Kat Rosenfield
Kat Rosenfield@katrosenfield·
@BostonVoiceGuy @ChrisMurphyCT You can put the bar on the floor if you want to, buddy, but some of us still actually want our elected officials to act like adults in public x.com/katrosenfield/…
Kat Rosenfield@katrosenfield

@NathanLindqui11 @ChrisMurphyCT Then it's appalling for a different reason. Sitting senators should not be putting us in the position of having to figure out if they're earnestly rooting for the Iranian regime or merely edgelording on Twitter for clout, for crying out loud

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