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As seen in: Facilitate Magazine, Wiley Online Library, Cell Chemical Biology, Chichester Observer, Eastbourne Herald, Littlehampton Gazette, Mid Sussex Times, Midhurst and Petworth Observer, SussexWorld, West Sussex County Times, West Sussex Gazette and
I edit @Facilitate_Mag – the magazine of the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (@IWFM_UK). Editor of the Year 2020 at the @memcomUK awards
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Towards enhancing sodium iodide symporter function in thyroid cancer: HiBiT tagging and CRISPR-driven drug discovery

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By Sarinya Wongsanit, Martin Read Verified, Ling Zha, Katie Brookes
| endocrine-abstracts.org
SFEBES2025 Oral Communications Thyroid (6 abstracts) Towards enhancing sodium iodide symporter function in thyroid cancer: HiBiT tagging and CRISPR-driven drug discovery
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Communities of practice in residential aged care: A rapid review

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By Martin Read Verified, Sanne A.E. Peters, Noleen Bennett, Jill Francis
| Wiley Online Library Verified
What does this research add to existing knowledge in gerontology? This paper summarises how CoPs have been developed and maintained in residential aged care to improve care quality and educate aged care workers. The studies included in this review show how the key features of a CoP ‘domain’, ‘community’ and ‘practice’ can be operationalised in residential aged care. This paper reports on various evaluations of CoPs in aged care.
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Dissecting endocytic mechanisms reveals new molecular targets to enhance sodium iodide symporter activity with clinical relevance to radioiodide therapy

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By Martin Read Verified, Katie Brookes, Ling Zha, Selvambigai Manivannan
| biorxiv.org
Abstract The sodium/iodide symporter (NIS) frequently shows diminished plasma membrane (PM) targeting in differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC), resulting in suboptimal radioiodide (RAI) treatment and poor prognosis. The mechanisms which govern the endocytosis of NIS away from the PM are ill-defined. Here, we challenged the hypothesis that new mechanistic understanding of NIS endocytosis would facilitate prediction of patient outcomes and enable specific drug modulation of RAI uptake in vivo.
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