Kevin YL Ho

Postdoctoral fellow working on human hematopoiesis and disease modeling | Ingber lab | Wyss Institute | Harvard University

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

Very happy that the third chapter of my PhD work is now published in PNAS. A nice tweetorial summarized by my supervisor @TanentzapfLab referred here, and my own version summarized in below threads.
Paper link: https://t.co/xfwwSrJrSG

[Tanentzapf Lab @TanentzapfLab]

1. New Paper from our lab on the topic of stem cell niches! We show that in the fly hematopoietic niche, gap junctions establish a network among niche cells through which Calcium is exchanged to ensure coordination and homeostasis of the niche. https://t.co/UTyoFMDGH2

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

This is indeed a super pleasant collaboration with Assaf and Saar! Thank you @TanentzapfLab and @AssafZaritsky for leading the project. All codes and live imaging datasets open-sourced.

[Tanentzapf Lab @TanentzapfLab]

1. Our lab's latest publication, a super fun collaboration with the lab of @AssafZaritsky is now out in @PNASNews. In this paper we describe a phenomenon that allows cells to form increasingly complex communication networks that coordinate their behaviour. https://t.co/460nPNgltp

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

https://t.co/W7qNv9wqF9
PhD thesis officially out.

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

New preprint out! It's such a great and fun collaboration led by @AssafZaritsky, Saar Ben David, and @TanentzapfLab!

[Assaf Zaritsky @AssafZaritsky]

New @biorxivpreprint 💫

We identified recurrent transient multicellular communication communities (“hotspots”) forming over the course of Drosophila tissue development!

Joint project with @TanentzapfLab, co-led by Saar Ben David & @KevinYLHo1

https://t.co/LLSyEnbyoe

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[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

@gijigae RIP @Grammarly

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

@RohanKhadilkarr Thanks Rohan!

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

Very happy that the third chapter of my PhD work is now published in PNAS. A nice tweetorial summarized by my supervisor @TanentzapfLab referred here, and my own version summarized in below threads.
Paper link: https://t.co/xfwwSrJrSG

[Tanentzapf Lab @TanentzapfLab]

1. New Paper from our lab on the topic of stem cell niches! We show that in the fly hematopoietic niche, gap junctions establish a network among niche cells through which Calcium is exchanged to ensure coordination and homeostasis of the niche. https://t.co/UTyoFMDGH2

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

@AssafZaritsky Thanks Assaf! Are you also interested in analyzing the niche calcium signaling 😏

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

20. Thanks a lot @waltzer_lucas for all your super great comments and fly lines that improve our paper! And all other reviewers and editors for constructive feedbacks.

[Kevin YL Ho @KevinYLHo1]

19. Thanks my previous super awesome amazing undergrad army @rosalynlcarr (grad student in UBC Bioengineering) @AnnieYJOu (grad student in U of Tokyo) @kevinan_1 (Med student in UBC) and Sasha (grad student in Guy's lab) for all the help.