Björn Gylemo

PhD student at Linköping University, Sweden, interested in X-chromosome inactivation and the impact of sex on disease.

[Turner Lab @lab_turner]

🚨Our study uncovering the functions of Y-chromosome genes in male fertility is now out in @ScienceMagazine 🔬🧬

https://t.co/cTbeuGzKdq

[Page Lab @PageLabXY]

We made the cover of Genome Research! Check out our latest paper on DDX3X and DDX3Y - the first X-Y gene pair with cross regulatory capabilities (https://t.co/37V63uyxJX).

[Colm Nestor @theNestorLab]

Building on the great work of @ttukiainen, we find two additional completely skewed females in @GTExPortal. Using this unique genetic data we generate "A whole-organism landscape of X-inactivation in humans"! https://t.co/AfzG4tSYzM @eLife. Great detective work by @BGylemo 🥳🙏

[Björn Reinius @BReinius]

Work spearheaded by PhD candidate Natalie Papanicolaou (@nataliepapanic). Check it out: https://t.co/rwq5BXXqgv #Xist #RNA #chromosome #XCI

[Waggoner Lab @LabWaggoner]

A landscape of X-inactivation during human T cell development
https://t.co/9kAelFRXaX
@theNestorLab

[Colm Nestor @theNestorLab]

One small step for X-inactivation, one giant leap for
@theNestorLab. So happy that our first paper on XCI is out in @NatureComms. A study into human T-cell development took a wild turn when we found one female was fully skewed for XCI! https://t.co/JgUiRXPrL0

[Jeremie Subrini @JeremieSubrini]

Very happy that my PhD work is now on #bioRxiv !