Ahmet Bugra Tufan

Postdoctoral Research Fellow @HarvardMed @BostonChildrens
Alumni @DAAD_Germany
Previous PhD Student @MDC_Berlin @HumboldtUni @BSIO_Berlin

[Ahmet Bugra Tufan @AhmetBugraTufa2]

My PhD paper is finally out @embojournal. Special thanks to our brilliant collaborators at @LeibnizFMP and @MDC_Berlin respectively.
https://t.co/ChxvloIDn6
Also special thanks to the journalists who made a press release about our study.
https://t.co/dmeP2Yhwz4

[Itai Yanai @ItaiYanai]

How to write a grant?
1. Write it for the reviewer, not you, the applicant.
2. Communicate in stories.
3. Make your story cohesive—leave no puzzling gaps.
4. Make your story resonate to keep the reviewer reading.
5. Accept chance and noise in peer-review.
https://t.co/wHZ065DNlm

[Ivano Amelio @ivanoamelio]

“The papers leading to my 2016 Lasker prize were published more than 10y ago. Most would be considered quaint, preliminary and barely publishable today. One would today be criticized for failing to include a mechanism and animal experiments”
@Nature⁩ https://t.co/IYpkgRmeOd

[Ahmet Bugra Tufan @AhmetBugraTufa2]

I am thrilled to announce that I have recently been awarded the prestigious Cancer Research Institute (CRI) Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship @CancerResearch
https://t.co/iZtLhCRfl6

[Broz Lab @broz_lab]

Mechanism of NINJ1-driven cell lysis revealed! Check out our new study in @Nature.
Thanks to the @broz_lab and @HillerLab, and our collaborators @Chr_Sieben, @CamiloPerezC6H6, @MullerForce,@LabSchanda, @MaierLab, Kristyna Pluhackova for the hard work!
https://t.co/zIlW2wkvpa

[Ece Kartal @ps_ecekartal]

In #Heidelberg, #Germany, good hearted people are baking to aid those affected by the #earthquakeinturkey. You can show your support by sharing this event. Your contribution can provide clean water, food, and shelter to someone in urgent need.

[Ece Kartal @ps_ecekartal]

Biz çayırköy yesilyurt malatyadayiz. Epilepsi hastasi annem için lorazepam veya diazepam bulmamız lazım ama malatyada bulamıyoruz. #TurkeySyriaEarthquake #TurkiyeDeprem #marasdepremi

[eLife - the journal @eLife]

Molecular simulations reveal how membrane pores are formed by gasdermin-D, a protein important in cell death in inflammation and infection. https://t.co/mBaUEyG2mO

[Jonathan Kagan @jkagan1]

A cell death mystery is solved.
Steinberg, Goldenberg and Trude Flo discovered that glycine protects dying cells from lysis at the level of NINJ1 oligomerization.
Kudos to all authors on this great work.
@LabSteinberg @GoldenbergLab @trudeflo

https://t.co/Ct996n6eu0

[Medical Xpress @medical_xpress]

Keeping aggressive cancer cells in check by blocking a protein responsible for repairs https://t.co/HOvmuDyVGe https://t.co/fx0a9qJHsd

[Mohammad Kawsar Manik @manikrpc]

Having a blast with Wu lab at the HMS: BCMP Department 2022 Fall Retreat! https://t.co/EYbdSsIE39

[Straussman_Lab @StraussmanR]

(1/4) Did you know that there are bacteria in human tumors? Well, this is old news now 😊. Our new study, featured on the cover of @CellCellPress, shows that human tumors contain fungi as well and that tumor fungi matter! (Cover by @munafomarzia) https://t.co/gQA3olwSpO

[The EMBO Journal @embojournal]

An unlikely new activator of #DNAdamage-induced #NFkB signaling and #PARP1 #PARylation:
Claus Scheidereit @AhmetBugraTufa2 et al @MDC_Berlin reveal new #ESCRT-independent function of #TSG101
https://t.co/gR8MwnVRT3

[Ahmet Bugra Tufan @AhmetBugraTufa2]

@manikrpc @embojournal @LeibnizFMP @MDC_Berlin abow thank you!

[Ahmet Bugra Tufan @AhmetBugraTufa2]

My PhD paper is finally out @embojournal. Special thanks to our brilliant collaborators at @LeibnizFMP and @MDC_Berlin respectively.
https://t.co/ChxvloIDn6
Also special thanks to the journalists who made a press release about our study.
https://t.co/dmeP2Yhwz4

[Ahmet Bugra Tufan @AhmetBugraTufa2]

Collectively, our study revealed a novel target that can maintain aggressive tumours in check!

[Ahmet Bugra Tufan @AhmetBugraTufa2]

In line with the synthetic lethality concept that targets PARP1 in BRCA1/2 defective breast cancers, we found that those breast cancer subtypes are highly dependent on TSG101.