Jo Edward Lewis
@joedwardlewis.bsky.social
Assistant Research Professor investigating the gut-brain axis (with a special interested in GIP) at the Institute of Metabolic Science. Views, own, etc
Reposted by Jo Edward Lewis
A conference highlight is the Michael Harbuz prize lecture rwxofnising an outstanding member of the emerging generation of neuroendocrinologists. This year won by Dr Jo Lewis Univ. Cambridge. @joedwardlewis.bsky.social @jethwalab.bsky.social #BSNbradford2025
September 3, 2025 at 10:33 AM
A conference highlight is the Michael Harbuz prize lecture rwxofnising an outstanding member of the emerging generation of neuroendocrinologists. This year won by Dr Jo Lewis Univ. Cambridge. @joedwardlewis.bsky.social @jethwalab.bsky.social #BSNbradford2025
Reposted by Jo Edward Lewis
Excited to share work led by my PhD student Hayley McMorrow now published in @jclinical-invest.bsky.social. Hayley showed that GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonists rapidly inhibit AgRP neurons and that endogenous GIP is important for nutrient-mediated AgRP neuron inhibition. doi.org/10.1172/JCI1...
JCI -
Incretin receptor agonism rapidly inhibits AgRP neurons to suppress food intake in mice
doi.org
August 30, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Excited to share work led by my PhD student Hayley McMorrow now published in @jclinical-invest.bsky.social. Hayley showed that GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonists rapidly inhibit AgRP neurons and that endogenous GIP is important for nutrient-mediated AgRP neuron inhibition. doi.org/10.1172/JCI1...