Research| Sukhavasi et al. reveal sex-specific differences in carotid stenosis. Deep single-cell sequencing shows distinct phenotypes in smooth muscle cells: osteogenic in females and chondrocytic in males, highlighting potential therapeutic targets.
Two MIRACLE meetings in one week! 🎉 Kick-off of MSCA-DN in Amsterdam and our EIC Consortium's Annual Meeting in Utrect. I couldn’t ask for better colleagues to share the science with! #MSCA#EIC
The first paper of 2024 is out! This is also the final paper from #RedouaneAherrahrou, who finished a very productive postdoc in my lab and now has his own group at @cardiogenetics
https://t.co/lpLk5EIoZ0
Our paper on the SMC-specific TRAP-Seq mouse model is finally out! This was one of the 1st projects in my lab 10 years ago before scRNA-Seq was on the scene. Great for obtaining cell type specific data more affordably. Here applied in #atherosclerosis https://t.co/1Sq1DOxcmH
Professor Minna Kaikkonen-Määttä coordinates a multi-national effort funded by @EUeic to combat cardiovascular disease with improved risk prediction. #MIRACLE is UEF's first EIC-funded project. @KaikkonenLab@AIV_Institute https://t.co/5aRCbMnRy2
Great workshop yesterday with MAP-CAD consortium, funded by @SuomenAkatemia TERVA @AKA_ohjelmat. Thank you @KaikkonenLab for organizing, and @heinaniemi @tapiolonnberg @LeaMikkola @ValkonenMira and all others for presenting ongoing work & exciting results!
Proud to present our latest preprint looking into the polygenic basis of #coronaryarterydisease using cell state signatures. Led by amazing senior researcher @OrdTiit#atherosclerosis https://t.co/vA8QxHtMQV
We had so much fun at the annual lab summer party! This years activities were #archerytag and #treetopadventure followed by BBQ and a dip in (still) cold lake. I love this amazing team ❤️
Pleased to share the first published article in our @Genes_MDPI special issue from @KaikkonenLab - The Power of Single-Cell RNA Sequencing in eQTL Discovery https://t.co/Pvq6xIh7BU @YangLabUCLA
How do variants in the non-coding genome shape disease predisposition? Read our latest work with @KaikkonenLab finding thousands of SNPs whose alleles affect enhancer activity in human Endothelial Cells. Nearly 50% affect activity with context specificity! https://t.co/tArCHPZnTj
This is the largest molecular QTL study performed in aortic smooth muscle cells, a key cell type in vascular disorders, such as hypertension and myocardial infarction. It was led by Dr. Redouane Aherrahrou, a postdoc fellow in the lab.