1/ New paper! I have used AlphaFold2 to uncover the structural basis for voltage gating and drug binding in the Shaker family of potassium channels - key players that regulate neuronal excitability and a target for neurological diseases treatment. 🧵
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Agrees to Pay $15 Million to Settle Fraud Allegations Related to Scientific Research Grants. The relator [Sholto David] will receive $2,625,000 under today’s settlement.
https://t.co/8o6zvTAGEU
The #AlphaFold 3 model code and weights are now available for academic use. We @GoogleDeepMind are excited to see how the research community continues to use AlphaFold to address open questions in biology and new lines of research.
https://t.co/kVB9hWJZTI
9/Read the full paper here: https://t.co/iODdF598pp
You can check the closed state model and associated data here: https://t.co/eXg5HwZzJw
Currently seeking opportunities to establish my own research program. Open to opportunities!
DMs open for: Collaborations & Faculty positions
1/ New paper! I have used AlphaFold2 to uncover the structural basis for voltage gating and drug binding in the Shaker family of potassium channels - key players that regulate neuronal excitability and a target for neurological diseases treatment. 🧵
8/A huge thanks to my mentor Francisco (Pancho) Bezanilla for his support throughout this work. This was only possible thanks to the amazing research environment at @UChicagoMed@UChicagoBMB! Also grateful to @UChicagoRCC and @GoogleCloud for computational support.
Most of the reporting on scam compounds--where thousands of people are trafficked to run crypto scams--wouldn't have happened without @MechDara1.
He should win journalism prizes. Instead he's imprisoned in Cambodia on bogus charges.
Free Dara! Reporting is not a crime!
My new investigation for @newsfromscience: Did a top @NIH official manipulate Alzheimer's/Parkinson’s research for decades? Neuroscientist Eliezer Masliah found to engage in scientific misconduct; 132 of his papers fall under suspicion
https://t.co/gF4fcjDipJ
Where do new organs come from? In paired studies, we explore walking fish with "legs" to learn about the evolution of new traits. @MBLScience, @CellPressNews, @CurrentBiology
-https://t.co/2z2q31Vaz5
-https://t.co/CxfhKYtPxB