Prof: Your CRISPR editing experiment worked?
Student: CRISPR won’t EDIT, it only CUTS✂️
P: Who edits then?
S: Cell does. But it is unpredictable
P: How can you find out?
S: Using CRISPR-KRISPR
P: What?
S: Yeah, CRISPR-KRISPR, a new method. See paper &🧵 https://t.co/FQ5GdFcBdZ
Happy to share that I'll guest edit an interesting Special Collection on role of ubiquitin biology in Cancer metastasis @TCRT_Cancer.
@sehbanamu@UbiStories https://t.co/Q8ilrkJTcv
Excited to share our new publication on creating a roadmap for ribosome heterogeneity during stem cell differentiation and its impact on organismal development. A single ribosomal protein can control development of one of the three germ layers! https://t.co/KtT3xTLfKA
Our paper is finally out! After 10 years of model building we generate complete embryoids from three types of stem cells - they develop heart, brain structures and more. We show the first proof of concept knocking out a gene required for neurodevelopment https://t.co/8lX3TxgOUo
Have you ever wondered if you have a double? Thrilled to announce our @CellReports@CellCellPress article describing the multiomics study of look-alike humans!
https://t.co/muLQ8ZHu9a
If you take a Petri dish, castor oil and some ball bearings and put all in an electric field, you might happen to spot an interesting behavior: self-assembling wires who appear to be almost alive
[Stanford Complexity Group: https://t.co/QCN01QrcZS]
“This grant proposal describes breeding experiments in peas. This reviewer remains unconvinced about the translational benefits. Applicant should switch to a more economically important crop like wheat. Applicant’s productivity also an issue, no paper published in last 8 years”.
Check our latest research published in @JNeurooncol. It was my pleasure to generate neural stem cells from human iPSCs and contribute to gene silencing methods for the project. Congratulations to the team. #GlioblastomaResearch#BrainTumor#CancerStemCells
NSG-70, a novel GSC-enriched cell model, from a patient with recurrent GBM, harbors a unique cytogenetic feature, viz. isochromosome 9q, comprising proneural and mesenchymal subtypes. @DBT_NCCS_Pune
https://t.co/YcNo1GlsJq
#Research groups of Dr. Sharmila Bapat and the late Dr. Anjali Shiras @DBT_NCCS_Pune report here the establishment and characterization of a new human #glioma stem cell line with a unique #cytogenetic feature, isochromosome 9q -
https://t.co/fmF1iFDPjc
#stemcells@DBTIndia
Are you a model organism researcher interested in writing a review on some aspect of molecular biosciences, including molecular biology and biochemistry? I'm a reviews commissioning editor for @FEBS_Letters and would be interested to hear your ideas.
Published today: Combinatorial optimization of mRNA structure, stability, and translation for RNA-based therapeutics. https://t.co/3OBdX8jyR1 @NatureComms 🎉
We are excited about our latest @biorxivpreprint, reporting the first RNA-bound proteome from three different mammalian organs. Novel binders, organ-specific activity, close connections to metabolism and much more. Check it out: https://t.co/BPEGEkLiuL #RBP#metabolism#eRIC
Visualization of nerves (light blue) and endothelial cells (e.g. blood vessels, dark blue) in a 13.5-day old mouse embryo:
#neuroscience by Nathan Burns
Our new paper on “Establishment of mouse stem cells that can fully recapitulate the developmental potential of primitive endoderm”, is now out in @Science. https://t.co/NoEQqRxV5I (1/6)
What does it take to generate and control multiple cell states? To find out, we designed and built "MultiFate", a synthetic circuit that generates multistability in mammalian cells. https://t.co/BPh7NKl5oH. Work from brilliant student @RonZhu2015 w/ @jesusdelrio_7 and @jgojalvo.