Proud to share our paper, published in @ScienceMagazine
It turns out that m6A specificity is controlled by suppressors! We identify exon junction complexes as m6A suppressors that link m6A levels + gene expression to mRNA exon architecture.
https://t.co/37cRx5MUq0
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That's a wrap on internal medicine residency at @StanfordMedRes! Grateful to have had the opportunity to learn and grow alongside such brilliant and compassionate physicians. Looking forward to the next chapter as a Heme/Onc fellow @StanfordHeme@StanfordCancer!
We’re excited to share our latest study describing a new urine tumor DNA (utDNA) liquid biopsy method for #BladderCancer that accounts for the field effect, a key challenge for urine MRD detection. Out today in @Cell: https://t.co/o7CKlnd4Rn 🧵 (1/14) #LiquidBiopsy
he celebration continues! We are so proud of all our current and former Stanford Internal Medicine residents who matched into fellowship this past Wednesday! Congrats to all on such a huge achievement! 🎉🥳👏 #MatchDay#Match2025
👋 Say hi to some of our #StanDOM Translational Investigator Program (TIP) trainees!
To learn more about Stanford TIP, please visit their website: https://t.co/qEmsC527oU
#physicianscientist#stanfordmedicine#research
“My message to the young people is this: if I can get so close to the stars, you can too.” —Zhijian “James” Chen, 2024 #LaskerAward winner for his discovery of cGAS, an enzyme that senses self and foreign DNA
#Lasker2024#LaskerLaureate@UTSWMedCenter
No better way to welcome incoming @StanfordMedRes Translational Investigator Program (TIP) interns and celebrating the end of the academic year for current residents/fellows than at Alpine Inn for perfect California weather and 🤓 company!
I have cherished my time at @UChiPritzker - I will miss this very special community of brilliant, caring, and kind individuals. Having the one and only Anthony Fauci send us off with his words of wisdom was the cherry on top. Now on to @StanfordMedRes to put these degrees to use!
Wow, Ken Burns is crystal clear on the period ahead of us. “[this] brings me to a moment I’ve dreaded and forces me to suspend my long standing attempt at neutrality…do not be seduced by easy equalization…we are at an existential crossroads in our political and civic lives.”
They’ve been called “the COVID class” and praised as resilient and remarkable for jumping in to help in the community during the pandemic. Last Friday, the Pritzker School of Medicine’s Class of 2024 received their ceremonial green “hoods” during their division academic ceremony.
A big congratulations to all our Senior Scientific Session participants and winners! Your hard work, dedication, and brilliance have truly shone through. We're proud of each and every one of you for your outstanding achievements!
RNA-rewriting candidate moves into the clinic https://t.co/VCIeoNbBzA
‘Pre-mRNA trans-splicing’ drugs could offer an alternative to gene replacement therapies for genetic diseases — starting with Stargardt disease. Find out more in this news article