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The Fancher Lab is now on Twitter! We are excited to join a new platform to share our research in the field of vascular physiology and connect with other professionals. We are at the #APS2023 conference and would love to chat!

We are looking for a post doc to join our team! Below is the job description. We are at #APS2023 so stop by poster 152 or 146 to learn more about our lab, research, & this opportunity!

Fancher Lab has another job opening! We are looking for a Research Associate to join our team of scientists. See below for description. #hiring

Congratulations to Dr. Fancher & Dr. Levitan on their recent publication! A review article that dives into the mechanisms regarding hypercholesterolemia induced endothelial dysfunction. Check it out here! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

We had a great time presenting our work at the #NERIC conference hosted in Wilmington, DE this year. We all learned a lot from other scientists across the East Coast!

Fancher Lab is headed to Long Beach, California for the #APS2024 Summit! We have two posters, P0194 and P0551, as well as a talk by Erica Johnson on Sunday morning at 8:45am, in the Physiology of Extreme Obesity session. Come check out our work American Physiological Society!

NEW PAPER ALERT🗣️🚨Hot off the presses! Just published in AJP-Cell Physiology, Rokka et. al details how visceral obesity in conjunction with CD36, inhibits Kir 2.1 ion channels. Check it out at the link in our bio!

Fancher Lab is happy to share a new pub & congratulate Malak on her first, first author! Check out how A long-term high fat diet induces differential gene expression changes in spatially distinct adipose tissue of male mice in Physiological Genomics!🧬🧪 journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

Congrats to Malak Alradi et al. for the #APSselect paper "A long-term high-fat diet induces differential gene expression changes in spatially distinct adipose tissue of male mice" in Physiological Genomics Vascular Ion Channel Research Lab UD Health Sciences ow.ly/htby50UlezG

Woo hoo! MCS member Drew Fancher and team were selected for an APS Select award for this amazing publication! Congrats!! 🍾 Vascular Ion Channel Research Lab journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.11…

#APSselect study from Physiological Genomics finds visceral and subcutaneous fat tissue have differently expressed genes. Findings could inform future #obesity treatments for visceral fat dysfunction. Read more about it: ow.ly/yKCV50UpQWE CC: Vascular Ion Channel Research Lab UD Health Sciences Hilary Coller