Large cancer studies have been sequencing based despite it being a signalling disease. Here @abelfsousa compiled matched genomic and (phospho)proteomic data for 1,110 tumours and estimated activity changes in ~500 kinases/TFs based on their targets. https://t.co/hTMiznUbFb
There is a group leader opening (equivalent to full prof) in the Biomedical institute of University of Aveiro, Portugal https://t.co/bNEk1ImZX6 PDF of call: https://t.co/nnAEqb3304 Beautiful small town with a young and vibrant university. If anyone is curious I can tell you more
Such sadness from knowing that Maria de Sousa has passed away. She worked tirelessly to help lift Portuguese science to international levels. Through the GABBA PhD program she helped me and many others establish their careers. Always curious and kind. Thank you Maria.
Cancer mutations have been suggested to have the potential to change physical interactions. This work shows clear evidence of how this can cause changes in signalling networks
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This new MCP special issue brings together articles that describe novel computational methods and tools, biological applications, and perspectives on #multiomics integration. https://t.co/UPED1fMS3M #proteomics#genomics#transcriptomics#metabolomics
Blog post - Some thoughts on our research over the past 6 years on genotype-to-phenotype relationships and some discussion on alternatives to QTL everything. (Deep mutational scanning and hierarchical representations of cellular functions) https://t.co/ppQwmHSjLJ
We are recruiting for 2 postdoc positions for large scale studies of phosphorylation/ubiquitination or genotype to phenotype analysis. Programming experience is required but we welcome also applications for combined wet/dry positions https://t.co/QvmTJX5WO4