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How do functions of different neuronal subtypes change in neurodegeneration?
Sabine Krabbe is developing tools to uncover how local pathology impacts neuronal function in the amygdala & how aberrant activity triggers further pathological changes in interconnected regions
We built CZ #CellxGene to be a one-stop shop for curated #SingleCell RNAseq data, access + analysis.
At 85M+ cells & 1317 datasets, the platform is making it possible to train more sophisticated & accurate computational models bit.ly/3y4pMwM
Patient-led movements are critical to catalyze the search for treatments & cures for rare diseases. Watch how #RareAsOne grantee Brian Wallachās fight against ALS led him to launch I AM ALS + revolutionize how we treat disease. Watch #ForLoveAndLife on @Primevideo
With over 3,000 citations, DeepLabCut š¦ has become an indispensable open source tool in motion-tracking research. Its applications span from understanding neural circuits to wildlife conservation. Kudos to @trackingactions + Alexander Mathis! bit.ly/3USOV5t
Using the lung microbiome as a predictor of outcomes for children undergoing bone marrow transplants can improve outcomes, suggests new Nature Medicine study led by @MattZinter_MD of UCSF School of Medicine & #CZBiohubSF Pres Joe DeRisi.
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Latin America & the Caribbean are home to >8% of the worldās population, yet Hispanic people + people of LatAm ancestry comprise only 1.3% of all genomics data.
Read how #SingleCell researchers are building relationships to diversify the Human Cell Atlas czi.co/3uV8H7k
Imaging scientist Leonel Malacrida + team are making strides in deep tissue imaging with DIVER, novel tech that will revolutionize metabolic live imaging in cells + tissue using specialized detection & multiphoton excitation #ImagingTheFuture
Stunning details of mitosis revealed by stimulated emission depletion (STED) microscopy.
Richard Cole works to image cells + tissue in their intact environment for longer periods of time, and is part of a collaborative team hosting an intercontinental imaging workshop
Commercial imaging systems are often too expensive for small institutionsāleaving many without the tools to measure human biology in action.
Kevin Cash + Josh Brake are developing a solution that leverages the power of nanosensors
Brain regions have specific mechanical signatures throughout aging and in pathology.
Diz-MuƱoz Lab is working on the first biomechanome of the brain to understand the molecular players involved in the brainās physiological & pathological mechanical properties
Findings in Nature Communications from the Storniolo + Nakshatri labs at @iumedschool shed light on ancestry-related differences in breast cancer susceptibility. Variations in disease outcomes are linked to populations of ZEB1-expressing stromal cells. bit.ly/3vSUmJ9
Say hello to the first group of Investigators at #CZBiohubNY ! Check out their projects to enable Biohub New York to harness the power of immune cells for early detection of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.
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czbiohub.org/ny/
The first 7 #CZBiohubNY Investigators aim to build new tools to characterize + bioengineer immune cells that will eventually detect disease earlier bit.ly/4dDKunl
āHumans have a hard time visualizing something in 20,000 dimensional space, So we need the help of computers.ā
In the newest episode of Moira Gunn, Stephen Quake spoke with Moira Gunn about how weāre using #AI to create predictive models of cells bit.ly/4acqpSn
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#CZBiohubSF Investigator Hawa Thiam is designing new ways to experimentally replicate the physical forces cells encounter in the body bit.ly/3vbEIbo