Congratulations to @DanaFarber's Cigall Kadoch, PhD, (@CKadoch) who was named as the Laureate of the Blavatnik National Awards for Young Scientists today. The prestigious award from @BlavatnikAwards and @NYASciences (cont) https://t.co/eGr7a5hkkQ
@MatthewKraushar @PappulabWashU Thanks @MatthewKraushar ! Love the metaphor - I still refer to the FC (the innermost phase) as the North Pole of the nucleolus
Congratulations to Avnika Pant on receiving a scholarship & invitation to attend the @MBLScience Physiology program this summer!
This selective and intensive program is one of the oldest continually running biology courses.
Avnika is a doctoral student with @PappulabWashU.
🔥🔥How does the LINE-1 retrotransposon jump around in the human genome? Super excited to present my postdoctoral work answering this published today @Nature
together with twitterless Kathy Collins's lab and @NogalesLab@UCBerkeley
https://t.co/quoQOpZb5X
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Have you wondered how a decades-old oocyte can give rise to a new embryo while other cells in the body age? Our study @Nature, spearheaded by @AidaRoNu, uncovers the mechanism that allows early #oocytes to maintain ROS-free #mitochondria https://t.co/eVQfeRWmVq🧵
Happy to present a new preprint from @MarileenD’s lab, in which we ask if a microtubule plus-end tracking comet is held together by interactions that also drive phase separation. The answer is not a clear ‘yes’ or ‘no’, so here goes the 🧵1/10
Beautiful work officially out by @SagarSetru, Bernardo deGouveia, Josh @shaevitz and Howard Stone - a tri-departmental @Princeton collaboration. What do drops on spiderwebs and protein droplets on microtubules have in common? #PhaseSeparation on Cellular Surfaces