Academic writing is wild bc you’ll read four articles just to write one sentence. Anyway, here’s a thread of resources I’ve been using to speed through this review I’m working on:

😃 First review of our lab: Cellular enlargement - A new hallmark of aging? We highlight the “hidden” connection between #cellsize and aging-related pathologies in many cell types. Frontiers - Cell Biology 👉Link: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… Please RT. See more: lengefeldlab.com

Here's my insider view of what is holding the India's research back: 1. Top talent leaves for better money, challenges, security, air, cities, employment, education, justice 2. Procurement takes 1+ year 3. No performance incentives 4. Too many PG students but paid peanuts

Reprogram tumor-associated macrophages to outmatch cancer cell competition. Excited to share our new study nature by brilliant Cancer Research Institute fellow Xian Zhang and collaborators! rdcu.be/dfA6f

Qualitative research focuses on understanding and interpreting subjective experiences, meanings, and social phenomena. Here are 6 FREE videos from YALE to learn qualitative research:

Make this your must read for the day. You will thank me and curse me in the same breath. Every week I sign off death summaries of young and middle-aged men with liver dysfunction, multiple organ failure and liver cancer due to alcohol use. Some of them drank heavily – almost

Our post woman came today to deliver a parcel. She has been working for the last 17 years as a post woman in our town. Asked her, if she ever felt unsafe. She goes to remote houses. She said NO. Not once she was harassed or cat called. Give safe environments, women will thrive.

The Teetotaler's Alcohol Problem. What do men who never drank but with detectable alcohol in their livers, a bunch of mice, a terrifying bacteria and a bacteria-killing human friendly virus have in common? Stay with me, to know about the futuristic hunt for a new type of

1/4 Why and how do biological cells form physical structures? How do cells avoid harmful structures? And can one take over control from the outside? If you want to learn more about these questions, read our STRUCTURES blog on “Structure formation on command in biological cells”.

This macrophage tattoo is made of macrophages! Have you ever wondered why tattoos are permanent? In tattooing, ink is injected into the skin. Some of this ink is expelled with the epidermis o, but the rest remains in the dermis for life. 🧵1/10

Today Cell, Cancer Cell and Cell Reports Medicine are pleased to publish the 1st wave of Pan-#Cancer multiomics papers looking at over 1000 patients across 10 #tumor types from National Cancer Institute Clinical Proteomic Tumor Analysis Consortium #CPTAC (1/n) Cancer Cell Cell Reports Medicine #openaccess

Want to understand how #smallRNAs modulate #host-#parasite interactions? We will be happy to support your application for the Department of Biotechnology RA program. For more info check meetaliLab.com/current-openin… #postdoc #IISc #AcademicTwitter #infection_biology #epigenetics

Beautifully crafted piece by Siddhartha Mukherjee on Cancer Promotion Featuring Allan Balmain and Charles Swanton newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…

We are very excited to present the development of Zman-seq (“Zman”, Hebrew for “time”), the 1st technology that measures single-cell transcriptomes and physical time in vivo, led by Daniel Kirschenbaum, Ken Xie, Florian Ingelfinger, Assaf Weiner sciencedirect.com/science/articl…. (1/19)

This excellent opinion article by Ruth Lehmann hits on a number of points that I totally agree on. Science thrives on intellectual freedom and curiosity driven projects! Of course, there's room for translation /1 nature.com/articles/s4155…

Every so often we hear of initiatives by scientists to combat the gender gap. But what happens beyond the pats on the back? In the 2nd part of this #LabHopping excerpt, Shobhana Narasimhan Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan (She/Her) and Prajval Shastri ಪ್ರಜ್ವಲ್ ಶಾಸ್ತ್ರಿ پرجول شاستری speak candidly about the good, bad & ugly. thelifeofscience.com/2024/02/15/tre…

Join us at the IISc Bangalore Open Day 2024 at the Department of Developmental Biology and Genetics, which will showcase stalls exploring developmental biology processes intertwined with metabolism, diseases, and much more. Mark your calendars for 24 February and come visit us!

Hey everyone, A few days ago, IISc was ‘OPEN’ed for everyone to come and experience science. Sharing a few glimpses 🔗 youtu.be/rWkrmHVFJWU?si… Let's keep science awesome! And share this joy of learning new things!! With Meetali Singh

Leonard Rome’s lab discovered an odd, abundant component of cells in the 1980s—and he’s still trying to figure out what it does. Learn more in this News from Science feature: scim.ag/7kQ

The phrase ‘metastasis accounts for 90% of cancer deaths’ is one of the most widely used in cancer research, yet it is overly simplistic, imprecise, and it is difficult to find any primary analysis supporting the statement. | → rdcu.be/dLgsZ ← | 🧵(1/5)