Congratulations to Drs. Bartoletti and Bavishi!
Adella and Shreya are the fifth and sixth Meadows lab graduate students, respectively, to defend their PhD thesis.
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Congratulations to Drs. Bartoletti and Bavishi!
Adella and Shreya are the fifth and sixth Meadows lab graduate students, respectively, to defend their PhD thesis.
The lab has just published a paper on how Zmiz1 modulates developmental angiogenesis in Frontiers. Congrats to Nehal for another first authorship. Check it out: https://doi.org/10.3389/fcell.2025.1570587
Many members of the Meadows lab had the pleasure to attend the international conference hosted by Cure HHT, which brings together researchers, patients, and physicians!
Shreya, Adella, and Anirban presented posters.
All three graduate students were awarded Young Investigator Travel Funding.
Stryder and Shreya were invited to give presentations on ANG2 and ANG2/VEGF inhibition, respectively, to rescue AVM formation in HHT mouse models.
Adella was invited to give a data blitz introducing the new LOH mouse model, and she won Best Basic Science Poster Award!
Rajan is the fourth Meadows lab graduate student to defend their PhD thesis.
He was co-mentored by Dr. Meadows and Dr. Maria Galazo.
Rajan defended his research titled “The Functional and Molecular Role of Transcription Cofactor, ZMIZ1 in the Cerebral Cortex and Lymphatic Endothelial Cell” on April 02, 2024.
Rajan K C has published his paper titled “Zmiz1 is a novel regulator of lymphatic endothelial cell gene expression and function”. CHECK IT OUT!
Two members of Meadows lab won awards for their poster presentations at the Second Annual Tulane Research, Innovation, and Creativity Summit, TRICS, 2024.
Adella Guidroz was awarded the Graduate Student Best Poster Award for the second year in a row.
Andrew Hancock was awarded the Undergraduate Student Best Poster Award!
This was his first ever poster presentation, and we are proud of this accomplishment!
Rajan K C has published his paper titled “Zmiz1 is a novel regulator of brain development associated with autism and intellectual disability”. Check it out!
Both doctoral candidates were awarded F31 funding for two years for their respective projects!
Adella’s project titled “Evaluating the Impact of Loss of Heterozygosity on Localized AVM Formation in HHT” uses a new mouse model to better represent patient genotype and monitor disease progression.
Shreya’s project entitled “Uncovering the Combined Effects of VEGFA and ANG2 Pro-Angiogenic Signaling in Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia” utilizes a dual VEGF/ANG2 bi-specific inhibitor to uncover potential synergism between these two pathways.
Congrats to Adella for earning 2nd place for her platform presentation at the 2nd annual Tulane CMB Retreat!
Adella and Shreya each won first prize for their poster presentations at the First Annual Tulane Research, Innovation, and Creativity Summit, TRICS, 2023.
Rajan won the first prize for poster presentation at the annual departmental retreat, 2022.
Nehal is the third Meadows lab graduate student to defend their PhD thesis.
Nehal defended his research titled “Novel Role of PRR and Zmiz1 in Physiological and Pathological Angiogenesis”.
Xingyan is the second Meadows lab graduate student to defend their PhD thesis.
This 4 year NIH/NHLBI Award with Philippe Marambaud aims to assess the role of Ang2-TIE2 signaling in AVM pathogenesis association with HHT.
Congratulations, Xingyan!
Congratulations to Xingyan for being awarded the AHA predoctoral fellowship!!
Angela is the first Meadows lab graduate student to defend their PhD thesis.
Dr. Stryder Meadows
Cell and Molecular Biology department
Tulane Brain Institute faculty member
Tulane University
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