@drglasner

Postdoc - Daugherty Lab, UCSD. Husband/Dad. PhD, Infectious Diseases & Immunity; MS, Biohazardous Threat Agents. Loves viral pathogenesis. My own views. He/him.

San Diego, CA
Joined January 2017
Nothing like a building evacuation on a Friday to cap off the week. Apparently someone autoclaved a hazardous liquid on our floor (formaldehyde?). There was definitely a weird smell. So much for my sequencing! Glad DNA is stable for a while at room temp πŸ˜… – at San Diego, CA
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New preprint out! With the Sabino lab in Brazil, we detail the association of YF disease severity with serum levels of viral NS1 protein and syndecan-1 - providing insight into the role of NS1 in YFV pathogenesis led by Francie and Colin in the lab doi.org/10.1101/2023.06.29.2…
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Dustin R. Glasner, PhD λ‚¨κΆμˆ˜πŸ‡°πŸ‡· retweeted
πŸ”΄ #OPCW confirms: All declared #ChemicalWeapons stockpiles verified as irreversibly destroyed. The last chemical munition of the US' declared chemical weapons stockpile was irreversibly destroyed in accordance with the #ChemicalWeaponsConvention. πŸ”— Read the full press release: opcw.org/media-centre/news/2…
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#ASV2023 is officially a wrap. What a fantastic meeting made particularly fun by the amazing people I got to reconnect with and meet. Definitely a good reintroduction to conference life after a *long* time away! – at Atlanta, GA
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Last night we had a very successful climbers meet-up at ⁦@ActiveClimbing⁩ during #ASV2023. SO fun connecting with fellow virologist climbers from all over. Maybe we should make this an annual tradition? – at Athens, GA
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One of the coolest parts about #ASV2023 so far has been connecting with fellow @williamandmary alumni. And not just W&M alums, but former Williamson Lab undergraduate researchers! Such a pleasure reconnecting with Joe (β€˜12) and meeting @itsmelainaj (β€˜21). Kurt taught us well!
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This #ASV2023 workshop on burnout, balance, and boundaries with @RPR_Agile is hitting super close to home. Image source: @PDLComics – at Athens, GA
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Dustin R. Glasner, PhD λ‚¨κΆμˆ˜πŸ‡°πŸ‡· retweeted
Not all scientist wear capes, but @Lakdawala_Lab does when delivering a great talk on transmission at #asv2023
Replying to @Lakdawala_Lab
@Lakdawala_Lab starts us off after the break reminding us that we’re all constantly breathing in and out pathogens and talks transmission.
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Daugherty Lab trainees have made it to #ASV2023! Come check out our talks tonight and learn about the exciting work we’re doing with @Daugherty_Lab Me: W8-1 @underthelenns: W8-3 @lizfay20: W9-6 – at Athens, GA
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With #ASV2023 only a few days away, this seems like a good time to resurface here on Twitter. Come hear all about my research with ⁦@Daugherty_Lab⁩ on Saturday in the Innate Immune workshop. Can’t wait to connect with my fellow virologists for the first time since 2016!
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Dustin R. Glasner, PhD λ‚¨κΆμˆ˜πŸ‡°πŸ‡· retweeted
Our paper on CARD8-mediated sensing of infection by SARS-CoV-2 (and other coronaviruses and picornaviruses) is now out in @PLOSBiology ! journals.plos.org/plosbiolog……Huge congratulations to all involved! More info and thanks to our many collaborators are in the thread below:
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I haven't been on Twitter in a minute. To which platform are all the academics migrating? I've loved Twitter for engaging with the virology/immunology/public health communities. Where to next?
Let it be known, the first time I heard Mariah Carey’s β€œAll I Want For Christmas Is You” in 2022 was 9:30 am on November 4. Thanks @underthelenns. #christmas2022 #startingearly
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Dustin R. Glasner, PhD λ‚¨κΆμˆ˜πŸ‡°πŸ‡· retweeted
I dessed as the Red Queen Hypothesis for Halloween this year. I was only missing a treadmill (so I could do all the running I could...)
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So this week I learned that an uncommon side effect of dexamethasone may be persistent, severe hiccups. On Tuesday morning, I woke up with a sore throat painful enough to get me to urgent care. Rapid strep and flu negative. But an extremely red and swollen throat. 1/n
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But then I woke up Wednesday morning and started hiccuping after breakfast, pretty severely. They eventually went away but then came back a few hours later. It happened several more times on Wednesday and has continued for over 48 hours now. 3/n
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These episodes are often intense, sometimes lasting over 2 hours, and it’s made it difficult to eat/drink/sleep. By far the strangest drug side effect I’ve ever experienced. I never gave much thought to hiccups until now - this has been so extremely unpleasant! 4/n
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