Really happy to see this paper is out! It’s the brainchild of our dear postdoc Jonatan Ersching, who passed away in 2020. It’s not only a science story, but also the story of how we came together as a lab to finish what Jony started.
This work was published together with a study on similar concept but with a very different flavor by our colleagues at the Nussenzweig lab. Short-lived immunization GCs allow quite a bit of invasion too, just following a different set of rules. Check it out!
if anyone is looking for a fantasy centered around strong female relationships (friends, mother/daughter, co-heist members) THIS ONE IS GREAT! also loved daniel abraham's last quadrilogy, so confident the next two books will be good as well!
Time for the ol’ #ArtVsArtist2022
I’m hoping to carve out more time for creating silly animal art in 2023.
…maybe with fewer reef squid this time. Eh, probably not. I love reef squid.
@Rahimilab Avery actually got passed over twice, with two different discoveries, for the same reason (a putative protein contaminant).- Here's a good article about it https://www.jbc.org/article/S0021-9258(19)60918-X/fulltext
Thought I’d start a thread here on a question posed elsewhere: how do you find/recruit great people to your lab?
My listening through the embers of the year is the new 12-part BBC audio adaptation of Susan Cooper’s THE DARK IS RISING, with a new episode each day. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/w13xtvp7
[it must be time for @neilhimself’s annual reminder that you can listen to BBC Radio anywhere in the world]
It's Christmas...AND the first day of #Invertefest!
Now-Dec 31, it's time to appreciate invertebrates. Not just squid, all of them.
Share inverts all week! In your backyard, in art, every single one.
Going outside & use iNaturalist?
Join the project: buff.ly/3hu5HYJ
Here goes the #dendriticcells merrily via #lymphatics taking antigens - the presents for #Tcells . Will they take them? What will they do? Best xmas card from #CellCartoons hope she comes to mastodon soon!
RT @emilylmullin@twitter.com
2022 was the year base editing, a more precise form of CRISPR, was used on humans for the first time—just six years after its invention. My latest for @WIRED@twitter.com: https://www.wired.com/story/a-more-elegant-form-of-gene-editing-progresses-to-human-testing/
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/emilylmullin/status/1606312509954220034
RT @HHMIJanelia
✨ The @LeadingEdgeSymp is back in person @HHMIJanelia! ✨
This symposium provides women & non-binary postdocs in biomedical research a platform to share their work & connect with each other.
🗓️ Apply by January 15.
▶️ https://www.janelia.org/you-janelia/conferences/leading-edge-symposium-2023
▶️ https://www.leadingedgesymposium.org/
Coyote with prey
Today as I was hiking I spotted a coyote about a half-mile away. The snow made it easy to track, and after twenty minutes of following paw prints, here was my reward.
#NaturePhotography #WildlifePhotography #UrbanWildlife #Photography
Sharing this in case it's useful: I find that students often have a hard time conceptualizing quantitative parameters in genomics and popgen.
Here is a draft version of a cheat-sheet that I put together for my winter-quarter human genetics class. It's also part of a book that I am slowly writing on human popgen.
Corrections and other comments very welcome
We finally have new drugs for sickle cell disease. Why are so few patients taking them?
incoming asst prof
@Penn- Rabinowitz lab postdoc- developing methods to measure metabolic fluxes in vivo-
@theNCI K99 awardee- also i do bad jokes (she/her)
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