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Excited to share our latest work on #LSD1 and epigenetic enhancer silencing in #pancreas and #islet development Nature Communications. Incredible effort by graduate students Nick Vinckier, Nisha Patel, and Ryan Geusz. A short summary to come: 1/7 rdcu.be/b3ROD

Very excited to share SHARE-seq - single-cell ATAC+RNA in the same cell - with you! Using the paired data we find that chromatin change can predict future gene expression states! Enabling opportunities to define cell trajectories and their regulation (1/2) biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Spoiled with the bday present from my hubby. He designed and 3D printed me a cell biologists ultimate chess set! 😍

(1/6) Excited to share that our OligoFISSEQ paper is up (nature.com/articles/s4159…)! We set out to develop single cell in situ #3Dgenome mapping methods. A fun collaborative effort led by Huy Nguyen Shyamtanu Chattoraj and David Castillo, from Wu Lab and Marc A. Marti-Renom groups.

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“We suggest excluding this reviewer because of an obvious conflict of interest” x.com/fred035schultz…

Our browser to interact with single cell genomic data from the human lung and help interpret genetic risk of COVID and other lung disease, w/ @KudtarkarParul Ying Sharvari Narendra Center for Epigenomics @ UC San Diego Xin Sun Lab lungepigenome.org/lung-epigenome…

Excited to be working with @Perl_anne Xin Sun Lab Rory Morty Semil Choksi and Chimwemwe Mwase to program an outstanding GRC and GRS GRC in Lung Development, Injury and Repair

Identification of lung innervating sensory neurons and their target specificity in a new #ResearchArticle by Yujuan Su and colleagues from Xin Sun Lab, UC San Diego School of Medicine, and UCSD BioSciences: ow.ly/e6sW50HbGWh #VagalGanglia #innervation #interoception #ArticlesInPress

Thrilled to share our collaborative story with Xin Sun Lab, led by the incredible @barrjamie and Marilena Gentile. Lung tuft cells are enigmatic little guys, and many of the rules they follow in the intestine don't seem to matter much in the lung! And a big assist from Maya Kotas

Preview in this issue of Dev Cell: The elusive pulmonary neuroendocrine cell: How rare diseases may help solving common diseases - zpr.io/uEyQFNYgs4Df

Excellent work from amazing graduate student in the lab Jinhao Xu! Detailed dissection of the genetic, molecular and cellular phenotypes downstream of a Neuroendocrine hyperplasia-causing NKX2-1 point mutation modeled in mice.

Excited to share that our paper on injury-induced lung tuft cells is out now in eLife - the journal! This is the fruit of an awesome collaboration with Xin Sun Lab. Congratulations to the all authors, especially co-first authors @barrjamie and Marilena Gentile! elifesciences.org/articles/78074 (1/2)

No twitter for quite a while, until this must twitte! Newborn center with a mature lung. Thank you every one for joining us. Can't wait to see how the UCSD Center for Lung Biology grows and regrows. NIH NHLBI UC San Diego Health

Wondering how neural circuits control allergen-induced airway hyperreactivity? Check out our latest study published on nature rdcu.be/dNmys

Touching stories in front and behind the paper Neural circuit underlying asthma reinforces the lung’s role as a sensory organ nature.com/articles/d4158…

Online Now! Context-dependent roles of mitochondrial LONP1 in orchestrating the balance between airway progenitor versus progeny cells dlvr.it/TCJ3ls #stemcells

Check out our latest study on mitochondrial regulation of airway cell fates and behaviors. The respiratory organelle in the respiratory cells are almighty! doi.org/10.1016/j.stem…