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Shaon Sengupta

@shaonsengupta.bsky.social

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Assistant Prof, UPenn; Neonatologist, CHOP and HUP. Lab: www.research.chop.edu/sengupta-labo… We study circadian clocks & clock-controlled pathways (lungs and immune cells), clocks in early life, clock mechanisms in translational systems.

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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute @chopresearch.bsky.social · 15/05/2025

In a landmark scientific feat published in NEJM, a CHOP & Penn Medicine team treated the first patient with personalized #genetherapy, designed uniquely for newborn KJ, who was diagnosed with a rare #ureacycledisorder at birth. Learn more: ms.spr.ly/63327Sw92F

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Shaon Sengupta @shaonsengupta.bsky.social · 20/05/2025

The Sengupta lab is seeking research technicians to join its team. Ideal candidates must possess a passion for research and exceptional communication skills. Both early-career and experienced candidates are welcome. Email SenguptaS@chop.edu with CV and letter of interest with goals and expectations.

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Joe Zackular @joeyzacks.bsky.social · 16/05/2025

Excited to share our new work in @aga-gastro.bsky.social! We show that dietary fiber alters the window of susceptibility to C. difficile following antibiotic exposure. This really fantastic study was co-led by an amazing team @rinniehewlett.bsky.social @alhecht.bsky.social and Amanda PeBenito.

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Dietary fiber modulates the window of susceptibility to Clostridioides difficile infection

Clostridioides difficile epidemiology is rapidly evolving, and understanding the factors that contribute to one’s risk of C. difficile infection (CDI) is urgently needed. Based on our observations in ...

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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute @chopresearch.bsky.social · 14/05/2025

Our May featured #FacultySpotlight is Dr. Ana Cristancho, CHOP neurologist. In her Q&A, Dr. Cristancho discusses her work investigating the mechanisms underlying the long-term effects of early-life brain injuries. ms.spr.ly/63325SZSdd

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