Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP (@joevisker) 's Twitter Profile
Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP

@joevisker

Ph.D., ACSM-RCEP 🏃‍♂️. Postdoctoral Researcher Drakos Lab🔬 Univ. of Utah: CVRTI 🫀

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Katsu Funai (@katsufunai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Mitochondrial dysfunction" is often not dysfunction at all, just reduced function. If mitochondrial "function" is reduced 100% of the time with aging, obesity, etc., is it really "dysfunction"? Isn't that by a design? Is it not an evolutionarily conserved adaptive mechanism?

Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP (@joevisker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share our latest preprint article showing direct mitochondrial lactate oxidation in the 🫀! Ahmad A. Cluntun has a great breakdown of our findings here.

Stavros George Drakos (@stavrosdrakos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Collaborative, multi-year work by Gregory Ducker, Rutter Lab & my lab! Ground-breaking findings with important research and clinical implications! Proud of our trainees/co-first authors that we mentored during this journey: Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP, Ahmad A. Cluntun, Jesse Velasco UofU Nora Eccles Harrison CVRTI

Luis Cedeño-Rosario, PhD (@luisci22) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper alert from our lab Rutter Lab in collaboration with the Gregory Ducker and Stavros George Drakos labs. I am truly honored for the opportunity to work with Ahmad A. Cluntun, Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP and Jesse Velasco on this awesome paper. Check it out! They did some pretty 🔥🧪 discoveries!

Álvaro N. (@narbonaperez) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Really awesome to see this one out as a preprint: In the heart, lactate is directly uptaken into mitochondria via MCT1 for its oxidation! 🫀⚡ Congrats Ahmad A. Cluntun Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP Jesse Velasco and beyond. So grateful for being part of it. Check it out! ⬇️

Stavros George Drakos (@stavrosdrakos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Important insights paving the way forward! This group of younger patients also has a high probability of VAD-mediated myocardial recovery which is an outcome that can improve their long-term prognosis even more: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37245143/

Scott Lear, PhD (@drscottlear) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exercise to a longer life. Life expectancy in US for people in the top 25% of physical activity is 10.9 years longer than those in the lowest 25%. For every 1 hour of daily activity, nearly 3 hours of longer life is gained @bjsm. Link below.

Exercise to a longer life.

Life expectancy in US for people in the top 25% of physical activity is 10.9 years longer than those in the lowest 25%. 

For every 1 hour of daily activity, nearly 3 hours of longer life is gained @bjsm.
Link below.
UofU Nora Eccles Harrison CVRTI (@neh_cvrti) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is exciting progress for #cbin1_gene_therapy and heart failure patients. The UofU press report can be found here: healthcare.utah.edu/newsroom/news/…

University of Utah (@uutah) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A look at the economic impact of our research: 8,340 jobs created $248m in salaries & wages paid $328m in indirect labor income earned $32m in state & local taxes generated Learn more about the impact of Research at the U: research.utah.edu/facts-and-figu…

A look at the economic impact of our research: 

8,340 jobs created
$248m in salaries & wages paid
$328m in indirect labor income earned 
$32m in state & local taxes generated

Learn more about the impact of <a href="/UofUResearch/">Research at the U</a>: research.utah.edu/facts-and-figu…
Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP (@joevisker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔬 I/R is a challenge in AMI treatment. Here we studied timing of LV unloading, mechanisms of cardioprotection, a drug intervention (rosiglitazone) 🫀Unloading+reperfusion ⬆️ myocardial salvage by 47%, linked to PPARG! Could TZDs enhance cardioprotection? biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Gregory Ducker (@gsducker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨Postdoctoral position available now! 🚨We have an immediate fully funded position available in cardiac metabolism. We are looking for a highly motivated person to lead our animal model work in oxidative metabolism in heart! Pay is competitive with benefits offered. 1/2