Dr. Joeva Barrow

Hi everyone! The Barrow lab will be moving to BlueSky Social. Please follow us at: bsky.app/profile/labbar…. See you there!

@CornellNutri @CornellCHE @CornellCALS @CornellCVG

Hi everyone! The Barrow lab will be moving to BlueSky Social. Please follow us at: bsky.app/profile/labbar…. See you there!

Happy Holidays from the Barrow Lab and wishing everyone the very best for the New Year! The lab surprised me with my very own MitoLisa ❤️ from the talented Jenny N. from @OrianShirihai’s lab. @CornellNutri @CornellCHE

We are excited to share our latest work in @ajpgi ! I am very proud of this work by @bmitchell828 @TrisLee23 and our friends and collaborators @lizljohnson lab @CornellCHE @CornellCVG @CornellNutri (1/2) doi.org/10.1152/ajpgi.…

Our website is live at thebarrowlab.com! Check it out for our latest news and views! @CornellNutri @CornellCHE

Big congrats to my graduate student Chloe Cheng for being awarded the Cornell Center of Vertebrate Genomics Scholars Award for her work in brown fat and metabolism. We are very proud of you! @CornellNutri @CornellCVG @ChloeMCheng

It remains a mystery how the single sulfur-containing amino acid taurine can activate NST to protect against obesity. Here we show that one of its biosynthetic enzymes ADO is critical for mitochondrial function. Congrats Pei-Yin! mdpi.com/2072-6643/15/1… @CornellCHE @CornellNutri

Super congrats to my graduate student Kaydine Edwards for passing her A Exam (Qualifying Exam) this summer! We are very proud of you! @CornellNutri @CornellCHE

We have identified a novel mitochondrial protein Nipsnap1 that is critical to sustain the activation of brown fat and interfaces with lipid metabolism. Big congrats to Yang and Yue and the rest of the Barrow team!! tinyurl.com/2jphbwch @CornellNutri @CornellCHE

@tasharaleak @CornellCHE Congrats Tashara!! You are blazing that trail 🎉👸🏾

The Barrow Lab family celebrating the end of another busy semester. These kids are amazing! @CornellNutri @CornellCHE

How we think and talk about mitochondria matters to our science and to newcomers in the field. The powerhouse analogy is expired and we need specific vocabulary to capture the beautiful complexity of mitochondrial biology. We propose a framework and some nomenclature.

Thanks for the kind invitation Paul Cohen to share our work in the Rockefeller Clinical Research Seminar Series. It is always wonderful to meet outstanding clinical scientists and getting to reconnect with amazing friends and colleagues 💕@DrJamesLo @CornellCHE @CornellNutri

So grateful to be the recipient of the Hartwell Biomedical Research Award @Cornell. I could not have achieved this without the work of my amazing team (@YueQu2 and Kaydine Edwards) and the support of my incredible mentors and collaborators @mjfmitomd @CornellCHE @CornellNutri 💕

So excited to share our work detailing robust methods to perform small molecule screens in primary MuSCs to maximize physiological relevance to mitochondrial disease and other myopathies. Congrats Yue and Kaydine! tinyurl.com/2cswpy7d @STARProtocols @CornellCHE @CornellNutri

Happy National Women’s History Month! @CornellCHE @CornellNutri

@radhadesai @CornellNutri @CornellCHE Thank you!!

@LabBarrow @CornellNutri @CornellCHE Congratulations Joeva, very exciting work. Looking forward to following the TPP deconvolution of mechanism! #mitochondria

Special thanks to Nika Danial and Aton Gross for an outstanding GRC Mitochondria in Health and Disease conference in Italy! As a junior faculty, it was an amazing opportunity to showcase our work and to connect with so many members in the field! @CornellNutri @CornellCHE

On my way back from a phenomenal GRC conference where I was the only black female faculty. Don’t get me wrong, I felt very welcomed by the community, the amazing chairs, and am grateful for the support from Carl Storm. But I think we can agree that with n=1, we have a ways to go.

Our lab at Stanford is looking to hire 2 postdoctoral fellows and 1 research technician in 2023 to study metabolic regulation. Many cool new 🐭projects and supportive environment! svenssonlabstanford.org Email katrinjs@stanford.edu if interested. Please RT!