Exciting News: Our MMRF Immune Atlas team describes immune cells & clinical outcomes in myeloma. Emory, Beth Israel, WUSTL, MSSM, Mayo & MMRF profiled >1.1 million marrow cells from CoMMpass patients. Preprint at https://t.co/1SyWynXmmy has details. #myeloma@EmoryUniversity
We're thrilled to announce publication of our article, "Single-cell analysis reveals altered tumor microenvironment of relapse- and remission- pediatric leukemia" in Nature Communications. https://t.co/QOzI9CB6ah @EmoryUniversity@AtlPedsResearch@WinshipAtEmory@ASH_hematology
Sarthak Satpathy, @WinshipAtEmory presents a poster at #IMS23 meeting in Athens, Greece, on how data from @theMMRF CoMMpass study is being used to validate new, AI-based models being developed to better predict tumor cell malignancy.
Two posters on single cell profiling and deep learning on multiple myeloma are being presented from our lab at #IMS23 . Do visit them to learn single cell profile of rapid multiple myeloma progressors #MedTwitter@theMMRF@MM_Hub@IMFmyeloma @Myelo_Society
Register for an exciting Single-cell Omics workshop. You can register for attending in person or virtually. Emory University School of Medicine Children's Healthcare of Atlanta #healthcare#medicine Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University https://t.co/xA5WxFXJfj
Survival Genie, a web platform for survival analysis across pediatric and adult cancers is published in Nature Scientific Reports now. Allows survival analysis on scRNA-seq data, https://t.co/tM1ihqd9tF @emorybmi@EmoryPediatrics@EmoryMedicine@childrensatl@ATLPedsHemOnc
Integrative Analyses of Circulating Small RNAs and Kidney Graft Transcriptome in Transplant Glomerulopathy https://t.co/Qy56IXC97t ##mdpiijms via @IJMS_MDPI
I am so thrilled to be a part of this webinar! Hope to share some meaningful things and pass on the mentorship that I received for my application cycle to others! ☺️💛
We are delighted to announce that Issue 1 of 'Consilience', the world's first peer-reviewed science & poetry journal is now live! Check it out here, and let us know what you think: https://t.co/KtSZhh3NQy
In 1887, Richard Caton announced his discovery of brain waves at a scientific meeting. “Read my paper on the electrical currents of the brain,” he wrote in his personal diary. “It was well received but not understood by most of the audience.” https://t.co/X3s1aXAV0g
News & Views: A massive genome-sequencing and analysis effort has produced the most comprehensive sets of data and tools for understanding human genetic variation so far. The resource will be invaluable to biologists of every stripe. https://t.co/K8A6IMvwZC
Everyone knows that immune system cells fight disease. But they also have less well known functions: healing tissues, stabilizing heartbeats, trimming networks of blood vessels, pruning unwanted synapses and preserving pregnancies. https://t.co/5A8xgsN5lV