Just another Monday research seminar KU Jared Grantham Kidney Institute, quietly waiting for the talk to begin🎃

Pleased to publish this review article covering 20+ yrs of evidence supporting a critical role of PC1 in the regulation of heterotrimeric G protein signaling: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Thanks, Kidney International, for featuring our article on your cover (wanna buy 5 copies for my mother). We showed that BRAF activity exacerbates PKD, but also that increased BRAF activity is SUFFICIENT to cause cystic disease in normal kidneys. Darren P. Wallace kidney-international.org/article/S0085-…

Researchers, we are gauging interest for a #mousemodel that would use proximity labeling, like a BioID tag, to identify potential interactors of polycystin 1 in vivo. Are you in favor? Please let us know here or on our discussion board pkd-rrc.org/forums/forum/p… #endPKD

What's happening? #firstdayofspring cleaning?

The original END PKD shirt makes stops at White Sands and Carlsbad Caverns... where will it go next? PKD Foundation

There are some really exciting things happening in genetic medicines for cystic diseases! According to these three experts 🙌🏻 #PKDCON2023

I'll have more to say at the Grantham Symposium in September, but for now please join me in wishing Jim Calvet - my mentor, colleague, and friend - a long and happy retirement! PKD Foundation PKD Research Resource Consortium KU Jared Grantham Kidney Institute

KC's Walk for PKD to support PKD research is on 9/9. Please support team "Renal Avengers" by donating here: support.pkdcure.org/give/473289/#!… To warm-up I'll be attempting the twin 14K ft summits of Challenger/Kit Carson (photo credit 14ers.com). PKD Foundation KU Jared Grantham Kidney Institute

A little cold and windy as the original ENDPKD shirt makes its appearance on Kit Carson (L summit photo) and Challenger Point (R summit photo). Don't forget to support your local Walk for PKD PKD Foundation and team "Renal Avengers" KU Jared Grantham Kidney Institute by donating: support.pkdcure.org/give/473289/#

Thanks American Society of Nephrology for hosting a great meeting week and also for the opportunity to present!

Man of you know that my father was a PKD patient and a particular inspiration for my work. He was also an astronomer, and would have loved seeing this beautiful eclipse. I'm pleased that I was able to experience 4/8/2024 w/ family and friends. ENDPKD... dedicated to my father.