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Craig Hunter

Atlanta
As seen in: The Trace, Daily Kos, Cell Metabolism, eLife, The Appeal, Railway Age, Benison Media
Executive Editor @teamtrace, Principal @ HeadStepper Media | he/him
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Aged mice exhibit widespread metabolic changes but preserved major fluxes

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By Connor Jankowski, Laith Z. Samarah, Michael R. MacArthur, Sarah Mitchell, Daniel R. Weilandt, Craig Hunter, Xianfeng Zeng, Melanie R. McReynolds, Joshua D. Rabinowitz
| Cell Metabolism Verified
Keywords aging metabolism metabolic flux fluxomics metabolomics stable isotope tracing glutamine obesity systemic metabolism Introduction The aging process is accompanied by significant changes in organismal metabolism.
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Railroad Relocation on the Council Bluffs Interstate System Improvement Program

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By Will Sharp, Craig Hunter
| Railway Age
How a once-in-a-generation Interstate reconstruction provided an opportunity to improve the railway network. The $1.4 billion Council Bluffs Interstate System Improvements Program—the largest highway project in the state of Iowa when it began—celebrated its ribbon cutting last year, capping a process that began about 20 years earlier. Many strategies contributed to its success, including a complex railroad coordination and relocation project.
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Reported transgenerational responses to Pseudomonas aeruginosa in Caenorhabditis elegans are not robust

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By Daniel Patrick Gainey, Andrey V Shubin, Craig Hunter, Fangluo Chen
| eLife
Sodium azide is historically used to preserve transient worm choices in arena chemotaxis assays. In the food choice assay, the effect of the sodium azide can paralyze worms before they enter the bacteria lawn, possibly interfering with their choice. Azide also affects bacteria, potentially affecting the production of molecules that attract or repel worms and thus altering worm choice independent of the paralytic effect on worms.
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