Milan Savani
@milansavani.com
Medical student at UT Southwestern. PhD from the McBrayer Lab at the Children's Research Institute @ UTSW. | nitrogen metabolism in glioma | he/him
1/12 🛣️ Mapping nitrogen metabolism has lagged carbon due to substrate diversity. In @natmetabolism.nature.com, we introduce a platform to do this mapping at scale and identify mechanisms by which differentiation state dictates pyrimidine synthesis. 🧵👇 🔗 www.nature.com/articles/s42...
ONLINE NOW in @natmetabolism.nature.com: McBrayer Lab & first-author @milansavani.com have discovered cell maturity determines pyrimidine synthesis pathway preference using their new nitrogen metabolism profiling platform, organoid model. More ⬇️ cri.utsw.edu/cell-maturit... #relentlessdiscovery 🧪
Cell maturity determines pyrimidine synthesis pathway preference - Children's Medical Center Research Institute (CRI) | Dallas Texas
McBrayer Lab uses their new nitrogen metabolism profiling platform, organoid model to discover modification of enzyme CAD activates de novo pathway A cell’s development stage intrinsically determines ...
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Gliomas phenocopy an inborn error of metabolism to drive neuronal activity and tumor growth https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.09.15.676412v1
Nitrogen metabolism profiling reveals cell state-specific pyrimidine synthesis pathway choice https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.07.23.666448v1
Today's #MondayMotivation is courtesy CRI's McBrayer Lab: Congrats @milansavani.com for successfully defending your dissertation! Dr. Savani's family and lab mates joined to celebrate 🎉 Next steps: publishing his #research & finishing his M.D. #relentlessdiscovery 🧪