Rob Mullins

@ChoroidLab
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He/him. Vision researcher at the University of Iowa studying age-related #maculardegeneration, ocular #geneexpression and inherited diseases of the retina

One for the #EyePath #retina and #choroid peeps.

Here are some beautiful #drusen - low power photomicrograph stained with PAS, higher power with H&E.

I believe (and I am no expert!) the lumpy bits would correspond to hard drusen and the more confluent areas to soft drusen.

@pathology @ChoroidLab

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Dear Friends, please consider supporting the Jerry Lutty ARVO Travel Award to permanently endow a travel grant that will allow a junior retinal cell biologist attend the #ARVO meeting each year. Jerry was the best. Thanks for considering and RTing!

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/ChoroidLab/status/1617897809872834563

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“Dear Friends, please consider supporting the Jerry Lutty ARVO Travel Award to permanently endow a travel grant that will allow a junior retinal cell biologist attend the #ARVO meeting each year. Jerry was the best. Thanks for considering and RTing!”

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We have a new manuscript from the lab in Cell Reports, Distinctive Synaptic Structural Motifs Link Excitatory Retinal Interneurons To Diverse Postsynaptic Partner Types. Wan-Qing Yu, then co-authors Rachael Swanstrom, Crystal L. Sigulinsky, Richard M. Ahlquist, Sharm Knecht, Bryan W. Jones, David M. Berson, and Rachel O. Wong.

https://prometheus.med.utah.edu/~bwjones/2023/01/distinctive-synaptic-structural-motifs-link-excitatory-retinal-interneurons-to-diverse-postsynaptic-partner-types/

Distinctive Synaptic Structural Motifs Link Excitatory Retinal Interneurons To Diverse Postsynaptic Partner Types – Jonesblog

Alice is wishing Happy #Caturday to all who celebrate.

My New Year's wish to all:

May you find what you seek.

May you, your friends/family find solace and happiness in each others company and be sure to remember to photograph some of it.

This time is unique. Pay attention to the good and bad moments, for they will never come again

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Let's go 2022!

To all the moms out there, we have prevailed! It’s the 26th of December!

Do people like dog photos here?

Merry Christmas Eve from these two very bad dogs.

Spotted a mastodon at the Harvard Natural History Museum #mastodon

Finally a real Ca2+ ChR! Congrats to the entire team🥳
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Engineering of a Ca2+ permeable channelrhodopsin (CapChR) for Ca2+ photocontroll at neurophysiological conditions!

Great work from Rodrigo (!), Enno, @linda_tillert and excellent Berlin-Teamwork with @rost_br,@andrewplested and @OwaldD

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-35373-4
https://twitter.com/JoH_VieR/status/1605523656825774080

Calcium-permeable channelrhodopsins for the photocontrol of calcium signalling - Nature Communications

To date, no Ca2 + -selective channelrhodopsins have been characterized. In this study, Fernandez Lahore et al. report two calcium-permeable channelrhodopsins (CapChR1 and 2) for the photocontrol of calcium signalling in excitable tissue.

Nature