#Chromatin

Kasper Daniel Hansen

KasperDHansen

Excited to share our latest work, where we describe an approach to systematically address a pressing (in our opinion) need in epigenetics: How do we identify functional (ie. causal) disease-associated

Bloomberg Distinguished Professors

JHU_BDPs

Thread. It's #WorldCancerDay . Many #Bloomberg Distinguished Professors are involved in multidisciplinary research efforts here at @JohnsHopkins. Here are a few examples. Alex Szalay, a leader in big data,

Ryan McNamara 🧬

Ryan_Mac_Phd

Virus Latency, what is it and what does it mean?Been seeing miscommunication about SARS-CoV-2 and latency, so here's a brief thread on what "latent" or "latency" means in virus infection.Viruses

Claudia L Kleinman

ClaudiaKleinman

Latest work from the lab!Identity matters: Lethal high-grade glioma arises from misregulation of interneuron differentiationBig team effort with Nada Jabado, puzzle solved by @CarolCLChen @ShriyaDeshmukh3 @selinjessa @DjidjiJdaJdahA thread

Lila Allou

lila_allou

I am delighted to share with you our work from the @MundlosLab at @MPI_MolGen that just came out in @Nature. We report that deletions involving a previously unannotated long non-coding

Antoine Zalc

AntoineZalc

We are very excited about this work shedding light on long-standing questions in #devbio, #stemcell and #neuralcrest fields regarding regulation of cell heterogeneity, plasticity and #pluripotency. @Stanford @ChemSysBio @ScienceMagazine A

Halima J🍁

Halima81819652

Some basics on T-PLL; I was reviewing e-lab modules from Institute for Quality Management in Healthcare (IQMH), and found their collection of educational material useful. /1 #hemepath #flowcytometry #tcell #TPLLimage from

Hironori Funabiki

HironoriFunabi1

Happy to share our preprint, by which we propose the novel molecular function of the linker histone H1 in regulation of the mitotic chromosome shape and organization. Here I introduce

David Steensma

DavidSteensma

Here’s a thread about the #nucleus… no, Professor Ernest Rutherford, not the atomic nucleus that you discovered with your alpha particles back in 1911. This is about *cell* nuclei and

James Walker

James_Walker303

A thread on our exciting discovery of niRNAs that determines plant paternal epigenetic inheritance and the comprehensive mechanism via their trans activity at both locus and cellular levels! https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.2

MGH IM Residents

mghmedres

1/@HawraAllawati (senior resident) here! Current fellow/MGH res alum @the_tjroberts & I found ourselves checking off an infamous task at 2 AM[x]swing special slideThis inspired the following ! Follow along &

Sanjee Baksh, PhD

S__Baksh

2020 has been terrible for many reasons, but there have been some really cool metabolism papers this year. In no particular order, here are my top 10 (because I couldn't

Rohit V. Pappu

PappulabWashU

#QuantitativeAndRigorousPS papers created in response to pings asking that I list papers that represent "quantitative & rigorous work" in the field of intracellular phase transitions. I indicated there were numerous,

Shu, RMT

anueru432

This is the third and last addition to my #MSPathJournalReview on #ihcpath from Dr. Bellizzi's @IHC_guy amazing paper: "An Algorithmic Immunohistochemical Approach to Define Tumor Type and Assign Site of

Alexis Verger

Alexis_Verger

Because I do believe that it's important to know the history of your field and inspired by @carlzimmer @matthewcobb & Michel Morange's books that contain some fantastic material for teaching,

Alexis Verger

Alexis_Verger

#365womeninSTEM Let's try this for 2020, a thread that will highlight a woman in STEM every day #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM (in no particular order - You, you, maybe you- I will

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