brian_delisle

@bpdelisle.bsky.social

Prof of Physiology; Heart Disease; Cardiac EP; LQTS; Ion Channels; Biophysics; Chronobiology; Reviewer 2; He, him, his; Opinions/retweets/likes are my own https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2146-327X

Excited to share a new story that transformed how we think about membrane domains in the ER! rdcu.be/eR7Cn ER exit sites mediated by the COPII adaptor sec24D selectively recruit lipid raft-preferencing proteins for rapid ER export Wondering what’s so new and exciting? Skytorial below! 1/9

ER exit sites mediated by the COPII adaptor sec24D selectively recruit lipid raft-preferring proteins for rapid ER export

Nature Communications - Through synchronized cargo traffic experiments, the authors explore the role of raft partitioning in ER efflux. Raft-preferring cargos show specific preferences for ER exit...

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🚨🆕🧪🔬on 💓🕒 Delisle et al. 😉show the circadian clock gene BMAL1 drives sex-specific daily patterns in cardiac ion channels ⚡️❤️‍🔥 in 🐭, shaping when arrhythmias may strike in males vs females 🧠➡️❤️ #Circadian #Physiology #Heart #Arrhythmia #Sex #Science #Cardiosky www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

BMAL1 mediates sex-specific circadian regulation of cardiac ion channels and temporal arrhythmia vulnerability

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📢 Final call! Submit your abstracts to present your research at our meeting, ‘Cross-Talk of Cells in the Heart 2025’ at the University of Birmingham on 3-4 Sept. Showcase your findings on the mechanisms of heart disease and arrhythmias. 📝 Submit by 2 June ⬇️

Cross-Talk of Cells in the Heart 2025: Novel Mechanisms of Disease and Arrhythmias

Cross-Talk of Cells in the Heart 2025, an exciting two-day meeting at University of Birmingham (UK) to discuss the latest breakthroughs in cardiac arrhythmia and disease research. Join us

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We are very pleased to share that our paper on sexual dimorphism in circadian rhythms has been published in @plosbiology.org. This work was led by the very talented Aishwarya Iyer and includes contributions from three undergraduate co-authors. You can read the full study here:

PLOS Biology@plosbiology.org · last yr.

Sexual dimorphism in the #Drosophila #circadian pacemaker. @aishwaryaramak6.bsky.social @mariadelapax.bsky.social &co show that female flies are more resilient to disruptions in circadian rhythms caused by changes in the PDF pathway or pacemaker cell clock speed @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/4kbWuzg

Left: PDF expressing neurons upon CRISPR-Cas9 knockout of Pdf. Double staining of an adult female brain with RFP (magenta) and PDF (blue). Image credits: Eva Scholz-Carlson. Right: Speeding up the clock in M-cells leads to sexually dimorphic phenotypes.  Representative actograms of controls (Pdf-Gal4 and UAS-DBTs) and experimental (Pdf > DBTs) females (top) and males (bottom) plotted for five days of LD followed by 10 days of DD.

For the last 3 yrs, I was the director for the Science of Science program at the NSF. We funded projects on science communication - science communication to the public, communication of public priorities to scientists, citizens engagement & participation in science. 🧵

GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) are transforming the treatment of obesity and diabetes (and more). Our recent pre-print examined next-gen small molecules mimicking GLP-1, using humanized mouse models to uncover how they interact with brain circuits driving food consumption. 1/15