Mingwei Min

Cell biologist. Curious about how the complexity of cells emerges. lab website:

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@MAPrado_MS @cell_res Yes!! this is one of the things we are dying to do. It would help us understand how the asymmetric divisions occur. Can you do it?

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

Super excited to share our new work in @cell_res! How do embryonic stem cells (ESCs) stay immortal?
Read the full story here: https://t.co/1H7UMCIWlC
or the preprint version: https://t.co/NbjRs4bGhN 1/n

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@zhangman1019 A huge thanks to the entire team, especially to Xinyi, Hong Fu, Qingyang and our collaborator Man Zhang's lab @zhangman1019 !

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@zhangman1019 It turns out mammalian cells leverage asymmetric division to rejuvenate their lineage, just like yeast. This may be the tip of the iceberg for other stem and cancer cells! It surely brings us more questions than answers. 7/n

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@Jose_Silva_Lab Excited to see this out!

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@Masopust_Vezys @Nature amazing work, congratulations!

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@kzcody @LugerLab @astraight @JW_Lab Congrats, Keda!

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@MAPrado_MS so glad to see this one out!

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@Haoxi_xiaozzxi @MRC_LMB @CellBiol_MRCLMB @EMBOFellows @EMBO Congrats Haoxi! Enjoy Cambridge:-)

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@tim_stasevich @CSUNaturalSci @amandakoch92 Congrats Tim! well deserved

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@YichengLong @CvriWeill Congrats Yicheng!

[Milo Lab @WIS @MiloLabWIS]

1/ How long does it take for our body to replace its cells? “The Distribution of Cellular Turnover in the Human Body” presents a quantitative perspective @NatureMedicine https://t.co/ty8DymjyLZ

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

@Haoxi_xiaozzxi @CUBoulderMCDB @HHMINEWS @Dev_Cell Very nice piece of work! Congrats Haoxi😁

[Mingwei Min @MMingwei]

My postdoc lab is recruiting - Great mentor, fantastic science, beautiful place, highly recommended!

https://t.co/O4muI6yz20

[Mike White @genologos]

This is a wild science and history thread: