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SOX9 switch links regeneration to fibrosis at the single-cell level in mammalian kidneys https://lnkd.in/dMa7nQ-2 Activation of SOX9 in plays a crucial role in regenerating kidney cells during acute kidney injury (AKI). This study discovered that some cells activate SOX9, which then switch off upon monolayer formation, aiding in healthy tissue recovery. While the cells that lack the ability to deactivate SOX9 generated substantial single-cell WNT activity to activate adjacent fibroblasts, thus driving AKI to chronic kidney disease (CKD). Identifying SOX9 as a pivotal factor in cell fate post-injury enhances understanding of renal regeneration and offers potential therapeutic targets to halt CKD progression.

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👩🔬 Scientist Feature: Meet Garima, a valued member of the Molecular Biology department at abm! Despite being the youngest full-time employee at the company, Garima brings a wealth of expertise and enthusiasm to the role. Garima's work involves handling all vector needs within the company and providing custom cloning services. She also trains new employees and assists in CRISPR design. Garima's commitment to sustainability is commendable. She has taken the initiative to switch to digital service reports for custom cloning services from paper reports, reducing paper consumption. This not only minimizes our environmental footprint but also aligns with abm's values of responsible resource management, making her a role model for sustainable initiatives! Garima has many hobbies outside of work, including drawing, baking, paintball, and skydiving. Other than that, she is also a CRLA-certified tutor, which showcases her dedication to continuous learning and development. Her innovative and passionate approach makes her an asset to the team at abm!