2023's final issue is out! https://t.co/ImgPc6z4Dp
Cover story is from @Roy_Lab_Thinks's lab revealing an unexpected physiologic role for α-synuclein phosphorylation in clustering synaptic vesicles and restricting neurotransmitter release. Read it here https://t.co/8SSr68cHRb
"Over the last 7 yrs, we published >700 ‘First Person’ interviews...But JCS has been around much longer – in fact, JCS was first established in 1853 as the Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science (QJMS), re-branded as JCS in 1966" @J_Cell_Sci
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"Intellia Therapeutics announced that its systemic CRISPR–Cas9 gene editing medicine had met primary and secondary endpoints, leading the biotech to start a rolling submission for US Food and Drug Administration approval"
https://t.co/YpurFui6Cz
"Networking is not always easy, especially in spaces in which everyone else seems confident and as if they already know each other"
https://t.co/i4lgMPDqDZ
"They are, after all, what our society is. A society in which it is commonplace to discriminate and other people based on religion, region, caste, class, colour of skin, gender and sexuality"
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Our postdoctoral fellow Patrick Kearney, PhD @UCSanDiego@UCSDHealthSci has been selected in the Inaugural Cohort of Discovery Fellows by ASAP @ASAP_Research (full fellowship + research funds): https://t.co/bTfWJsLKJs
One goal of the SCGE Consortium is to submit IND applications for novel gene editing therapies. As part of this work, we've created a collection of useful resources, templates, and tools for filling out an IND application.
Access these free resources at https://t.co/7htYkBgufK
Our lab has an open postdoctoral position. Work in the lab ranges from trafficking of neuronal cargoes to developing gene editing therapeutics for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. I'm looking for the right person, project is flexible. Please apply immediately.
https://t.co/lqkz2lIo2j
We know why some trials worked and others didn't (time of intervention for ex). You can't combine all of them LOL.
It's like averaging results of every exam you ever took and conclude you aren't the topper.
https://t.co/fOSSXFD0w8
I was at a barbershop this morning where the guy said his mother and sister think all scientists are hiding information ("there IS a cure for cancer!!"). Gave him 20 min lecture on joys of peer review.
Jokes aside surprising how little people know about the scientific process.
Our lab has an open postdoctoral position. Work in the lab ranges from trafficking of neuronal cargoes to developing gene editing therapeutics for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. I'm looking for the right person, project is flexible. Please apply immediately.
https://t.co/lqkz2lIo2j
"So let’s see what the FDA does now. That’ll depend on who replaces Vinay Prasad, how much of a loon they are, and how much they’re willing to make decisions like this"
https://t.co/oriRgHN3hD
"I wonder if we do not waste most of our energy just by spending every waking minute saying hello to ourselves"
Annie Dillard on Unselfconsciousness https://t.co/vDTa04Li4b via @mariapopova
“I’ve had federal funding in the past, but right now I don’t,” he says. “To be honest, I’d be happy to find a rich person, but one with better morals than Jeffrey Epstein”
https://t.co/PYdQ2puAoM
"There’s a constant background noise of “promising clinical results” stories in the news, but people generally don’t get a chance to see how few of those lead anywhere"
The Best Ideas Are Not Always Enough | Science | AAAS https://t.co/sH9qmNBnmw