CIRTN-R2FIC
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We are the Canadian Islet Research and Training Network / Réseau de researche et formation sur les îlots du Canada. Find out more at Islets.ca Note: Account is primarily run by the volunteer trainee committee.
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Hello! Welcome to the CIRTN-R2FIC BlueSky account! Our group focuses on researching pancreatic islet biology and pathology related to islets such as type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Here you will find bi-weekly updates from the scientists from across Canada that make up CIRTN-R2FIC.
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🧵(7/7) Here are the publications from the 2nd half of Sept.2025
From Dr. Bruce Verchere
“α cells use both PC1/3 and PC2 to process proglucagon peptides and control insulin secretion” PMID: 40971442
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
α cells use both PC1/3 and PC2 to process proglucagon peptides and control insulin secretion
α cells can generate and secrete both glucagon and GLP-1 with distinct processing enzymes to control metabolism.
www.science.org
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🧵(5/7) Here are the publications from the 2nd half of Sept.2025
From Dr. Patrick MacDonald
"Altered immune and metabolic molecular pathways drive islet cell dysfunction in human type 1 diabetes” PMID: 41026524
www.jci.org/articles/vie...
JCI - Altered immune and metabolic molecular pathways drive islet cell dysfunction in human type 1 diabetes
www.jci.org
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🧵(1/7)We are now out of September🍁! From the last two weeks we have had publications from the CIRTN labs of Drs Jenny Bruin, Mourad Ferdaoussi, Peter Light, Patrick MacDonald, James Shapiro and Bruce Verchere!
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🧵(2/3) Cont' beginning of Sept 2025:
2) “Glycerol and glycerol-3-phosphate: multifaceted metabolites in metabolism, cancer and other diseases” PMID: 40927981
3) “Osteocalcin has many tricks to get γ-carboxylated” PMID: 40913186
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🧵(1/3) Our first post highlighting publications coming from CIRTN groups (first half of September 2025)! We have works from the labs of Drs. Marc Prentki, Timothy Kieffer and Mathieu Ferron.
1)“From β soloist to endocrine symphony: Subtype-complete islets conduct glucose harmony” PMID 40912231
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Please note: The account is run by trainee Ekaterina Filatov from Dr. Francis Lynn’s lab.
Please feel free to message over BlueSky or email through CIRTN.
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Our post highlighting studies from the first half of September from the CIRTN labs will come out next week, so stay tuned!
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The posts you will see from this account will spotlight publications from our labs, including titles of the published works and PMIDs, but without bias and interpretation. We encourage viewers of our page to share posts and to keep discourse to re-posts.
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Hello! Welcome to the CIRTN-R2FIC BlueSky account! Our group focuses on researching pancreatic islet biology and pathology related to islets such as type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Here you will find bi-weekly updates from the scientists from across Canada that make up CIRTN-R2FIC.