Twitter Beğeni Hilesi

Caught in 2015, frozen in ethanol in the -20C freezer for 4.5 years and somehow STILL alive.

Ever wondered how new brain regions arise? We looked at the cerebellar nuclei with snRNAseq in mice, chickens, and humans, and STARmap and whole-CNS tracing in mice to figure it out. The answer is duplication-and-divergence of a conserved cell type set. tinyurl.com/y8hvb4ur

In other news, the lab website is live at kebschull-lab.org! If you like brain evolution, barcodes, and tool development, reach out. I am looking for postdocs, students, and undergrads to join me Johns Hopkins BME. Spread the word!

A warm welcome to Yang Shi, who has just joined our community as a Member of Ludwig Oxford! Yang's discoveries on chemical modifications made to chromatin have transformed models of the genome's regulation & are informing new approaches to cancer therapy. bit.ly/2VEFMQa

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Liqun and I wrote this piece Cell discussing how to better mentor undergrads in biomed research. Many memory recalls of my undergrad years - grateful to all my advisors, mentors, colleagues, and friends! cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Esto es maravilloso

It’s not too late to sign up a TikTok account, bro.

New issue cell.com/neuron/current With a Joshua tree on the cover for Yukari Hayashi Takeo, Shuster & coll. reporting that GluD2, a synapse organizer, supports Purkinje cell dendritic branching patterns & shape Paper bit.ly/3k1GK3Y Preview by Lu & Craig bit.ly/2Ztsd7D

Fly Cell Atlas is out!! check BioRxiv and flycellatlas.org; thanks everyone #FCAconsortium. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

BREAKING: Guanyu Zhou will race for Alfa Romeo in 2022, becoming China's first full-time #F1 driver

And thank you, Jonathan D. Grinstein, PhD for the nice interview with Eerik and Josh: Programmable RNA Sensors Enable Cell Editing and Therapeutic Intervention genengnews.com/gen-edge/progr… via Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News

I was taken by surprise this morning when congratulatory emails started arriving in my inbox. I'm incredibly honored, grateful, and humbled to be included among such an esteemed group of scientists, many of whom I’ve admired for decades. While this recognition is individual,

So excited to finally share one of the most fun and exciting projects from my PhD! Here, Becca J. Carlson and I show that STING, a key player in the immune system, is a proton channel. Paper: lnkd.in/eQ6TXhvr MIT News Story: lnkd.in/eXExmjta

Today I want to share two stories of my postdoc research Doudna Lab. The first project in collaboration with the Murthy lab at Berkeley describes our work on “lung and liver editing using lipid nanoparticle delivery of a stable CRISPR-Cas9 RNP”. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

My second project Doudna Lab also has a topic on RNP delivery for genome editing in vivo. Different from using LNPs to package and transport gene editors, we engineered self-deliverable Cas9 RNPs through fusion to cell-penetrating peptides (CPPs). biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

What a wonderful journey this has been! Thanks to extraordinary colleagues!!!

Working on wiring like in the old times