The #ISSCR2025 program covers global breadth of stem cell research and regenerative medicine with 70% of the invited speakers as first-time ISSCR speakers. Grateful to the program committee, co-chairs Eugenia Piddini and Kathy Cheah and the ISSCR team https://t.co/5irL3r6KQO
Join us for GRC Cilia, Mucus and Mucociliary Interactions in Pomona, CA 16-21 February 2025! An amazing line-up of established & emerging leaders in this interdisciplinary field- >15 podium talk slots to share your work. /1
#cilia#mucus#genetics#CellBiology#biophysics
📢Don't miss this chance to join @LSI_Exeter for a unique way of doing interdisciplinary science!
Currently recruiting (open rank) 3 people with research aligned with biology/biomedicine
https://t.co/vdqnMscRMg
(feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions)
Fantastic collaborative work on gain-of-function Ano1 variants and moyamoya disease! It begs the question: are Ano1 activators good options to treat #cysticfibrosis or asthma?
Using human genetics, brain imaging, electrophysiology, and structural biology, we establish the association between Ca2+-activated Cl- channel (ANO1) with a progressive cerebrovascular arteriopathy, namely moyamoya disease (MMD). Great thanks to all the participants!
I would like to share with you our new work on the identification of the first bona fide 'reader' of #histone H3K79 methylation, which has been a mystery since the discovery of this modification in 2002.
https://t.co/xPfNz2VQTg
today online in @ScienceMagazine
I would like to share with you our new work on the identification of the first bona fide 'reader' of #histone H3K79 methylation, which has been a mystery since the discovery of this modification in 2002.
https://t.co/xPfNz2VQTg
today online in @ScienceMagazine