PI in #Epigenetics. Fascinated by how stem cells work and how our genes make us. Can’t wait to find out what #citrullination is all about. Own views. She/her.
Our new #preprint by @phdanmoore has:
✅ A KRAB Zinc Finger (the SCAN domain-containing kind)
✅ #transposon sequences (the SINE kind)
✅ #epigenetic regulation (the #enhancer kind)
✅ lineage specification (the neural kind)
❌ and NO heterochromatin!
https://t.co/jma5iaqFMU
Our new #preprint by @phdanmoore has:
✅ A KRAB Zinc Finger (the SCAN domain-containing kind)
✅ #transposon sequences (the SINE kind)
✅ #epigenetic regulation (the #enhancer kind)
✅ lineage specification (the neural kind)
❌ and NO heterochromatin!
https://t.co/jma5iaqFMU
Daniel drove and executed this work during his 4-year PhD. It's a bit difficult to convey how impressed I've been! 🚀🚀
So congratulations to him and thank you to our collaborators Eugenia Wong, @stefanschoenfe1, @mikhailspivakov and @simon_andrews.
Many congratulations Chien-Yun and team! Great to see this out.
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Prosit-Cit is an important addition to the community’s toolkit for studying #citrullination
Kicking off the new year strong! 🚀
Prosit-Cit is officially online on MCP! Check it out: https://t.co/zfy8FCWN1A
Follow us on Bluesky for more exciting research updates! @ https://t.co/3wSEMLnri2
We are hiring! 3-year BBSRC-funded postdoc position available. TEs, epigenetics, pregnancy: if you love one or more of these keywords, apply through the link below. Please spread the word.
https://t.co/MqCWV429ct
Fantastic proteins and where to find them – histones, in the nucleus and beyond
Johanna Grinat, Noah Shriever and @MAChristolab discuss the evolution & mechanisms of chromatin externalisation and (patho)physiological functions of extracellular histones.
https://t.co/agYTamluBb
Faculty jobs going in Cambridge Biochemistry!! Assistant Professor/Associate Professor in the area of Bioenergetics or Microbiology @Cambridge_Uni https://t.co/fcIenYbZYv
This has been one of the most enjoyable pieces of work I have ever undertaken. There is something so wonderful about becoming immersed in academic work – reading, thinking, discussing, writing.
Thank you to @J_Cell_Sci for prompting us to put other things aside and focus on it!
Dear #Epigenetics Friends & Colleagues – Do YOU know where your histones are?
Our Xmas prezzie to the community (and perfect holiday reading): we went hunting for #histones and found them in all sorts of weird and wonderful places.
We report here 👇 https://t.co/sdYOXA30Wx
With many thanks to @J_Cell_Sci, @Co_Biologists and @seemasainson for inviting us to write this article and congratulations to co-first authors, PhD student Noah Shriever and postdoc @JohannaGrinat.
https://t.co/7tRdIJ1cro