What does DNA repair have to do with #CRISPR genome editing? Absolutely everything! If you want to get up to speed, check out our review in @NatureCellBio written by Charles Yeh and @richardson_lab https://t.co/CbKVWJ3AsD
1/ I’m proud to announce that @naturemethods has published the paper based on the @Kaggle Human Protein Atlas image competition. Thanks to everyone involved 🙏 we now have great models to further spatial cell biology!
https://t.co/ofQPAyB8gX
Time has come! We are please to announce that SYNTRAIN is organizing a conference next March. Join us if you want to know what is the current status in genomic instability research from top field leaders.
Register here👇
https://t.co/LftVAYYAwW
Finally, KRAS has been targeted and what an amazing paper. From identifying the compound to phase I results in one paper!! Amazing work and cancer is going to be seriously threatened by AMG510 👏applauding the work!
Looking for postdocs in our lab in Copenhagen! Join this wonderful team at CCS (https://t.co/0yk3Acw27N)
See job post at https://t.co/LDpIc62a5l or email me at [email protected]
See that fuzzy blob? That's a single DNA molecule being copied.
This DNA is only micrometers long, so we have to use a microscope.
Today we published a paper visualising how proteins from eukaryotes (nucleated cells) do this.
@MolHorizons@ihmri@UOW
https://t.co/6HLsSdSPep