We’re going to an art exhibition!! Opening this Thursday 5September !
https://t.co/RhjrtCSLM7
Work by @AnnaDumitriu from her residency at our institute @HelmholtzMunich in an own exhibition!!
With workshops from @ClaraHermant@FedericoPecori and Adam Burton.
Our paper on topological benchmarking of GRN inference methods is now published in Bioinformatics!
https://t.co/vPR2sSbvCq
work co-supervised by Jonathan Fiorentino and
co-led by @stk_mrc, @PoppNiclas
It is out 😲 - 🥳
a tour-de-force by Nakatani-san + tremendous work from all co-authors -
lots of exciting new biology - enjoy the reading 👇👇- looking forward to comments & feedback
https://t.co/rfsO79mN1U
Delighted to share the latest paper from the Hamperl lab - Single molecule MATAC-seq reveals key determinants of DNA replication origin efficiency. Great work by my colleague Anna.
https://t.co/3OYjrupvnE
How is nuclear architecture reshaped during maternal-to-zygotic transition in mouse embryos? What role does zygotic genome activation play in regulating this reorganization?
Find out in our work, out now in @GenesDev!
https://t.co/PdIMfMGZDY
@GuthMannuel paper out @GenesDev - I foresee some debate 😁
Main takehome: heterochromatin forms membrane-less compartments with biophysical properties that change during development 🐭
https://t.co/HQFZizQdrO
We look fwd to discussions & feedback !
Back in the UK and to the @ericmiskalab from #cshlTE22.
So much great science! It was a lot of fun to meet so many TE enthusiasts in person. Thanks to the organisers for putting together such a wonderful meeting.
TOMORROW !!! We go to https://t.co/7ZxDkWfBUU
👏 @ their new Science Communication lab we will be discussing how we can smell 👃 and discover how #epigenetics 'decides' what we smell
Join our scientists from @HelmholtzMunich and @epigeneticsHMGU - Have fun & discover Science
Join us in Montpellier next october to delve into the nucleus 👇👇
great line-up - ample possibilities for interactions and discussions
https://t.co/bKk7XHAmAX
I ran a workshop to make some new versions of the “Cellular Reprogramming Necklace” with members of the lab. We discussed the process of cellular reprogramming and cell memory & how the Oct-4 gene (one of the famous Yanamaka factors) is important. https://t.co/qee6Li54Un #bioart