So privileged to work with and alongside a group of thoughtful and amazing scientists WashU Medicine as part of the WASHU cilia Research Group with our fearless leaders Susan Dutcher and Steven Brody, and motile cilia group Amjad Horani and Moe Mahjoub 🇨🇦🍁 .

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Probably the most accurate point to keep in mind from the whole ERN-LUNG PCD meeting these days, coming from Amjad Horani: "there is no mild and severe PCD, all PCD is severe."

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Major congratulations to my good friend, colleague and mentor Susan Dutcher Susan Dutcher for being elected to the National Academy of Sciences! 🍾 A much deserved recognition of an incredible scientist who's made giant contributions to our understanding of #cilia biology 👏👏

👏👏 Dutcher elected to National Academy of Sciences source.washu.edu/2025/05/dutche…

I am proud of Nicholas Hadas, a talented bioinformatician Amjad Horani WashU Medicine (and a future PhD candidate) for winning first place in predictive analytics with his group, at the The CAIDF Hackathon in Chicago.

Amazing scientist and amazing group

Celebrating Susan Dutcher WashU Medicine for her amazing accomplishment #NAS with the #WashUcilia. Great scientists, great friends, and great cooks : )

The whole WashU cilia group got together for a BBQ to celebrate Susan Susan Dutcher election to the #NAS 🙌 Good weather, great food, and better company! 🍻

Time to celebrate.. the WASHU PCD Time is excited to see it's rank expand. We wish our expecting mom's all the best, and we can't wait to meet the little ones!

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I'm pleased to share this work now published in PLOS Biology! Since our preprint, we've uncovered exciting new links connecting CCDC66 to actin, vesicular trafficking, and Wnt signaling, and revealed how these contribute to CCDC66's ciliary functions. See link below!

It is bitter sweet to say goodbye to my patients. Last week was tough for the WASHU PCD and Rare lung team, as we saw 4 patients graduate to the adult side. I had the privilege to care for some for almost 15 years. I am glad to share their journey and be part of their lives.

New ATS/ERS guidelines available very soon! If you missed today’s presentation, do not miss the guidelines session at the # ERSCongress on Monday (9:30am - room 7A).

The European Respiratory Society and American Thoracic Society guidelines for the diagnosis of Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia are now available online publications.ersnet.org/content/erj/ea…

I am excited to share the new European Respiratory Society and American Thoracic Society guidelines for the diagnosis of Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia publications.ersnet.org/content/erj/ea…

Equally great presentation by Amjad Horani at #ERSCongress highlighting the unified ERS/ATS PCD diagnostic guidelines

The ERS/ATS guidelines for the diagnosis of Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia are available online publications.ersnet.org/content/erj/ea… The panel gives strong recommendation for use of HSVM, IF, and nNO as adjunct tests to TEM and/or genetics for PCD diagnosis

I would like to share a Guideline-in-Focus episode that summarizes the recently published ERS/ATS PCD diagnosis guidelines. These guidelines are an important step in standardizing our approach to #PCD diagnosis across the world. channel.ersnet.org/channel-38-gui…