Kaitlin Carson
@kaitlinecarson
Graduate student studying the effects of maternal diet on the development of vagal neurocircuits using #electrophysiology🧠👩🔬 #BlackLivesMatter
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12-04-2009 23:12:29
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How does a high fat diet affect neuron-glial interactions? Research from Dr. Courtney Clyburn, Kaitlin Carson, Caleb Smith, R. Alberto Travagli and Kirsteen Browning (Department of Neural and Behavioral Sciences, Penn State College of Medicine) explains more! 📜buff.ly/3YXJyT0
We are here Kaitlin Carson Great talk! Amazing food! Best opening reception!#APSSummit2023 American Physiological Society #MeetUsAtTheSummit
Congratulations to Kaitlin Carson from Penn State College of Medicine on receiving the Van Harreveld Award from the #APSCNSSectipn JNP American Physiological Society #APS2023
Our paper is officially published!🥳🥳🥳 Many thanks to Dr. Travagli and Browning lab! This work provides the first anatomical and physiological evidence that a nigro-vagal neurocircuit regulates proximal colonic functions in a vagally-dependent manner. physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
👀 Check out the new Journal of Physiology #PhysiologyShorts with Professor Kirsteen Browning & Kaitlin Carson of Penn State Health which focuses on a perinatal high-fat diet (pHFD), vagal neurocircuits and gastrointestinal motility. 📄: buff.ly/48h4aKv buff.ly/3GJv4yN
Congratulations to our 2023 #EarlyInvestigatorPrize winner in Inter-Organ Physiology: Kaitlin Carson! Carson explored how a perinatal high-fat diet alters oxytocin and corticotropin releasing factor inputs: buff.ly/3DtuNON See all winners: buff.ly/2YUFabZ
I am beyond excited to have the first paper from my postdoc here at Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Official published today in Science! This is such a cool story... 🧵 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
Excited by our latest joint production discovering body-to-brain communication that controls whole body metabolism. It was a journey and I'm thankful for the support of Guillaume de Lartigue , Javier Stern, and the twitterless Annette de Kloet and Karen Scott. nature.com/articles/s4225…