scientist, father, mancunian...not in that order
Arhus, Denmark
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Rob Fenton retweeted
Important for the prevention and management of mineral and bone disorders from chronic electrolyte imbalance👇
doi.org/10.1172/jci.insight.…
Robert A. Fenton @rofe6065 & team show that a diet low in potassium causes bone loss in mice, effects that are attributable to altered calcium absorption by the kidney.
The figure shows deep learning instance segmentation model to identify kidney tubules and indicates low dietary K+ intake alters the abundance of the calcium-sensing receptor.
#BoneHealth
Rob Fenton retweeted
How Does Dietary Potassium Influence Blood Pressure? Check out this #ASNJASN Mechanisms of Kidney Disease article: kidney.pub/JASN0988
Rob Fenton retweeted
🫀 Today is #WorldHeartDay
🧩 The ISN presents: CKM Syndrome = Cardio–Kidney–Metabolic Syndrome
🔗 A new paradigm reframing diabetes, CKD & CVD as one interconnected web, not isolated diseases
📜 Here begins a 17-tweet deep dive
🧵Curated by @DrPSVali
#WorldHeartDay2025
Our mini-review highlights how basic science insights are relevant for developing approaches to treat water balance disorders and how long-term cell volume adaptation may contribute to cognitive impairment, bone loss and vascular calcification.
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If you are interested in a 2 year fully funded fellowship in Aarhus - check this out: aias.au.dk/opportunities-at-…
I would be happy to help you write a competitive proposal of mutual interest.
Check out this in @Kidney_Int. We show that NHE3 is important for Ca handling, but that the distal tubule compensates when NHE3 is inhibited by eg #sglt2 inhibitors. A team effort >9 years @RiegTimo @h_dimke @Adri_in_Aarhus @fenton_lab and others 👏🥂🙏
Genetic deletion of the #kidney sodium/proton exchanger-3 (#NHE3) does not alter calcium and phosphate balance due to compensatory responses
doi.org/10.1016/j.kint.2024.…
#OpenAccess @AarhusUni_int @USFHealth
Twenty eight years since I was last an undergraduate here in biochemistry @physoc meeting
Check out this issue for some excellent AQP articles. All originating in some form from the hugely succesful AQPS2022 meeting in Copenhagen sponsored by the Benzon Foundation
Our latest issue is out now! This issue is our "Aquaporins in health and disease" #SpecialIssue!
The featured cover image comes from Mack et al., which shows the transition from ependyma to choroid plexus in the human brain!
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22 years ago I published paper 2 of my research career in @AJPRenal, now it is paper 202, and happens to be AJPRenal. Support Society Journals!
Regulation of the water channel aquaporin-2 by cullin E3 ubiquitin ligases | American Journal of Physiology journals.physiology.org/doi/…
Congratulations again to @gerardo_gamba for his distinguished lecture of the @APSPhysiology remal section. An esteemed scholar and gentleman 👏🥂
Rob Fenton retweeted
🆕 in #AJPRenal!
"Guidelines on antibody use in physiology research"
📄Heddwen L. Brooks, et al.
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#immunoblotting #immunofluorescence
@AJPRenalEIC @merrylindseyphd @rofe6065 @MarkKnepper6 @gomes_lab
Another important study from the @HibpK team led by the @PAWellingMD lab. It’s impressive how sensitive the potassium effects on BP are….
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I have to point out that I did not write the headline title….maybe “A good work/life balance is the key….” is more relevant.
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Rob Fenton retweeted
✔️ out the March Issue of the #ThePhysiologist featuring #AJPRenal's Editorial Team, @AJPRenalEIC, @jenpluznick, @MLGumz and @rofe6065. "The Amazing #Kidney" Great READ!!!!
Great cover photo of @janmikewillphd! @BlackInPhysio
Check out our latest paper on prostaglandins in CKD in close collaboration with Ewout Hoorn et al. A first “family” publication with @DeeCroninFenton 😊
doi.org/10.1161/JAHA.123.032…
If interested in applying for one of the prestigious Marie-Sklodowska Curie postdoctoral fellowships and being hosted in my lab, then reach out to me. We have had great success in this program, which is a fantastic pathway to scientific independence.
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Fantastic new study from @mrins01 et al. on broad spectrum SGLT2 effects.
Our study on metabolic communication by SGLT2 inhibition is now online @circaha. We describe how SGLT2 inhibitors provide metabolic kidney and heart protection, by systematic analysis of early and off-target effects of the drug across metabolic organs in the same mice.
Rob Fenton retweeted
The #Salman_Lab, jointly with @WadeMartinsLab, are seeking for a Postdoctoral Scientist to work on developing human brain organoids for Parkinson’s disease @OxfordDPAG and @KavliOxford
Do apply or spread the word, please: tinyurl.com/49tmefj7
Deadline is 11th of December.
If you are interested in applying for one of these open fully funded fellowships to work at Aarhus University in a mutual area of interest, please contact me.
aias.au.dk/opportunities-at-…