Jun Lu

Jun is a member of Yale Stem Cell Center

[Jun Lu @JunLuLab]

Is it possible to design virus-specific anti-viral therapeutics to prepare for the next viral outbreak? Check out our new manuscript!

In Silico Design of siRNAs Targeting Existing and Future Respiratory Viruses with VirusSi https://t.co/vuTdUeeNKN

[Jun Lu @JunLuLab]

A great webnar. Looking forward to

[Gracjan Michlewski @gmichlew]

Post-transcriptional Regulation is the Major Driver of microRNA Expression Variation. Post-Transcriptional regulation rules! #microRNA #miRNA #cancer https://t.co/HXZWdfa4li

[GuoLabatYale @GuoLabatYale]

MLL-AF9 initiates transformation from fast-proliferating myeloid progenitors | Nature Communications https://t.co/Wto8riEZDj

[Jun Lu @JunLuLab]

Our manuscript on bioRxiv:
microRNA seedless sites attenuate strong-seed-site-mediated target repression https://t.co/ionRHJgDdW

[Jun Lu @JunLuLab]

Welcome Carl Walkley to our stem cell center! Great to see a friend from the opposite side of the globe.

[Jun Lu @JunLuLab]

Wonder what happens to the codons of those mt genes, which is different in mt from nuclear genome

[Science News @ScienceNews]

One parasite’s energy factories have gone nuclear. The organism’s mitochondria have transferred all of their DNA to the hosts’ nucleus. https://t.co/AXKyXrePjW

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A research team reports in Nature that several recently developed CRISPR base editors, which create targeted changes in a single DNA base, can induce widespread off-target effects in RNA, extending beyond the targeted DNA. https://t.co/KY6nAjA4z2