Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
🤩 In awe of all the amazing things my @StanfordPath co-residents presented this week at #USCAP2023
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Happy #FluorescenceFriday!
Scratch assays always look so cool, especially when visualizing actin dynamics🤩
#sciart #bioart #liveimaging @NikonInst
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Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
On flight ✈️ from Houston to Seattle to give a talk to the @UW_Microbiology group. Can’t wait to meet everyone and tell you about virus Ca2+ waves 🌊
#LoveVirology #calciumsignaling #rotavirus
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Happy #MicroscopyMonday!
It's fitting that @STEMCELLTech started their #StemCellfie contest today 🔬 so I decided to share my #cellfie.
Vote for your favorites: stemcell.com/stemcellfie
Perhaps even vote for your favorite Engevik #SciArt?
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
When your staining for co-localization analysis ends up being far better than you expected, I love the 🌈effect. Hope everyone else's #MicroscopyMonday is off to a great start too.
#bioart #sciart #pathart #histoart #microscopy #fluorescence
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
We're so excited to welcome this new batch of residents!! Congrats to everyone on matching! #pathtwitter #PathMatch22
Excited to be at #USCAP2022 as a PGY1! Looking forward to the talks and posters
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Counting down to #ExpBio & meeting up with old & new (digital) friends. Throwback to EB 2019 with amazing APS GI & Liver women in STEM @RayRayStine @DulariJayaward1 @Alexicon_CG @thekengevik @MicroMindy @expbio
@APSPhysiology #APSatEB #expbiothrowback #WomenInSTEM #GITwitter
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Happy #WomenInScienceDay ! 🔬🧬🧫🦠
So thankful for all the great women scientist: peers, mentors, role models, friends & sisters in my life.
@RayRayStine @DulariJayaward1 @Alexicon_CG @AmyEngevik @MicroMindy
#WomenInSTEM #fbf
#gil_trainee #sisterlab – at Houston, TX
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
When Ca2+ signaling goes viral! Alex Chang-Graham (@Alexicon_CG), a PGY1 @StanfordPath, studied intercellular Ca2+ waves in rotavirus infection for her PhD and shared with us its implications in enteric virus pathogenesis!
#CurrentConcepts #PathTwitter #IDPath
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Happy #PathPet Wednesday! Here are Nefi and Cleo cuddling, courtesy of PGY-1 Alex. Share your #pathtwitter pets with us!
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Had a blast at our first Open House of the #ERAS2022 #Path2Path season!
Our next open house is on 9/8 at 1pm PST - you can register here: buff.ly/3h0hFG4
Here is a 'short' list of what makes training @StanfordPath special:
#PathTwitter #MedStudentTwitter #MedTwitter
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
#pathmatch2022 #pathmatch22 #pathtwitter Come meet the faculty and trainees to learn more about #pathology training @StanfordHealth! 9/3 at 9am PST and 9/8 at 1pm PST, register here: forms.gle/bo4g3Pw83aBP5haB7
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Today's #FluorescenceFriday is in motion with #rotavirus infected cells (magenta) causing calcium waves (green) in neighboring cells
@hyserlab #LoveVirology #microscopy #calcium #phdlife
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
I love watching Ca2+ signaling (blue) in human intestinal organoids during wound repair! Lot of fun with @HyserLab @Alexicon_CG #FluorescenceFriday #organoids #enteroids #repair #intestine #sciart #bioart – at North Charleston, SC
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
White coat ceremony at the beginning of our MD-PhD program 9 years ago, and now graduates today! Has been a pleasure training with my dear friends @Alexicon_CG and @Gabriel_E_VV at @bcmhouston
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Happy #FluorescenceFriday! Here are human intestinal organoids expressing tagged actin rounding in response to C diff toxin A- a fun project with @hadanhof @Alexicon_CG @HyserLab @BrittonTML @DrJKSpinler #organoids #enteroids #bioart
Alex Chang-Graham, MD PhD retweeted
Excited to share the @NikonInst Researcher Interview of @Alexicon_CG highlighting her work on #rotavirus #calciumsignaling with intestinal #organoids. It’s a flashy 💥 project; lots of 🎥 Thanks to @Kalli_at_Nikon for helping our 🔬 work be so beautiful. bit.ly/38H00iD – at Houston, TX





















