🧬 New research, insights & hope from GLOBAL's Affiliate, @CrnicInstitute published in the high-impact journal @Nature reveals a major step toward more personalized care & targeted treatments for people with #DownSyndrome ➡️ bit.ly/4fC5D3m
Join the Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome for our annual Down Syndrome Research Symposium! Dr. Ukpong Eyo will present "Glial-glial interaction regulate excitatory synapse development." Register today at bit.ly/DS-Symposium.
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Red blood cells make up 83% of the cells in the human body. Mature RBCs lack nuclei (no gene expression) and organelles, and >90% of their dry weight is hemoglobin. Yet we have lacked a clean, contamination-free map of their proteome. Until now.
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Registration is open for the 2026 National Down Syndrome Congress Convention, taking place July 23-26, 2026, in Orlando, FL! Register at bit.ly/4bh9T6e, and be sure to select “Yes” for email consent from the Crnic Institute for research participation information.
📣 Closing out our time on the Hill advocating for the DeOndra Dixon INCLUDE Project Act — and the impact was undeniable! 87 meetings. 2 days. 1 powerful message.🥳 🏛️
🚨 Seeking participants without Down syndrome! The Human Trisome Project is currently recruiting people without Down syndrome in the following age ranges:
Male: 17-22 years old
Compensation is provided. Contact dsresearch@cuanschutz.edu to make your appointment today.
A new Crnic Institute study reveals people with Down syndrome show consistent signs of liver dysfunction across the lifespan. With support from @GDSFoundation, this research offers hope for simple, actionable interventions to support better health. bit.ly/4jQOLHD.
Excited to share this work. A huge effort from many team members, led by former @CUHMGGP PhD student and current @CrnicInstitute Post-doc, Dr. Lauren Dunn!
Altered hepatic metabolism in Down syndrome: Cell Reports cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…
Paper out! Reanalysis of snRNA-seq data from #Downsyndrome postmortem cortex (<36y), integrated with DS-iPSC-derived astrocytes, reveals dysregulated complement signaling and altered astrocyte function in DS
Thanks to co-authors, FAPESP, and the families! link.springer.com/article/10…
Really important tool @AnnaMolofskyLab@Molofsky_lab to study interferon response in vivo!
The IFN-brite (Bright Reporter of Interferon sTimulated gene Expression) 🐁:
A genetically encoded reporter reveals interferon responses in multiple cell lineages
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#CUAnschutz was ranked No. 5 globally for research hospitals in health sciences, according to @Nature. Home to two nationally ranked hospitals, @uchealth University of Colorado Hospital and @ChildrensColo, our faculty is shaping the future of healthcare.
The call for poster abstracts for the 6th International Conference of the Trisomy 21 Research Society is now open! Conference registration for the conference, to be held June 17-20 2026 in Denver, CO, USA, is open as well.
t21rs2026.com/call-for-poste…
Happy Holidays from the Crnic Institute! This year, our team was happy to gather in community for a festive cookie exchange. We wish you warmth, joy and prosperity this holiday season.
Molishree Joshi, PhD, and Kimberly Jordan, PhD, leaders of two CU Cancer Center shared resources, have received the first-ever National Cancer Institute (@theNCI) R50s for core-based scientists at @CUAnschutz! 👏
Learn more: news.cuanschutz.edu/cancer-c…
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