Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

Dallas, TX Joined February 2014

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Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

2 years ago

Working on this paper has been one of the highlights of my career. I am so extremely thankful to the scientists, transplant surgeons, & staff who made this work possible, & to the organ donors & their families for the gift of life. @UTDPainCenter @UTDPainLab @SWTransplant

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Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

2 years ago

Our findings link a 100-year-old structure to neurodegeneration and pain in DPN.

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2 years ago

Diabetic painful neuropathy (DPN) is the most common form of neuropathic pain which is accompanied by shooting pain and sensory deficits. In our new preprint, we found a unique pathology in human dorsal root ganglia (DRGs) from organ donors with DPN. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

3 years ago

@ksluka0101 @UIowa_PAIN @UTDPainLab Thank you for the invitation! I had a wonderful time visiting with you all!

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Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

3 years ago

@UTDPainCenter @JulietMwirigi @UTDPainLab Congrats again! I'm so proud of you! Dr. Mwirigi! 👩🏾‍🔬🎉💥

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Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

3 years ago

I’m so honored and thankful (and internally freaking out from all this joy😁) to be featured on Evident Scientific’s @Evident_LS Discovery Blog! Check it out for cover art tips and tricks! olympus-lifescience.com/en/discovery/b… #WomenInSTEM

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Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

4 years ago

@JulietMwirigi giving an awesome talk on axonal mitochrondial dynamics in peripheral neuropathy! @pns2022, with @UTDPainLab moderating!

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Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

4 years ago

Cool time lapse at The Knob. Woods Hole, MA.

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4 years ago

My view today at the Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy conference in Woods Hole, MA 😍

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4 years ago

Working on some pretty mouse brain staining 😊

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Stephanie Shiers @sshiers1

5 years ago

@achamess Could it be that the block is just too cold? What your describing also happens if the chamber and chuck holder is too cold. I'd increase the temp to like -18 to start and place your palm briefly against the specimen to lightly warm it to see if it improves.