"Writing is thinking." This phrase went viral recently (from https://t.co/4GDZHnm82U), often quoted in the context of objections to use of AI in drafting academic prose. In Nature Reviews Bioengineering we respond: "Thinking is not only writing." Preview below. Shareable full access link: https://t.co/ktHuPFcPga
We have performed germline MLH1 hypermethylation testing for Lynch syndrome in >400 individuals. Using long read sequencing, we have identified MLH1 promoter mutations associated with Constitutional MLH1 promoter hypermethylation in one of the largest studies to date!
Presented at #ASGCT2026:
A neuroepithelial tumor occurred in a child who had previously received AAV gene therapy for mucopolysaccharidosis type I. Analysis of tumor tissue showed the integration of rearranged AAV vector elements in the gene PLAG1. Read the full report: https://t.co/M8dzK6UeER
@ASGCTherapy
Physician-scientist pipeline is a retention problem, not a recruitment problem. We lose people in years 5–6 when revisions stack and RVUs absorb protected time. This month's JCI editorial names the connective tissue departments don't fund. https://t.co/DqHaZ7kNZU
(1/5) How does glioblastoma maintain its immense heterogeneity? 🧠 Two new companion papers from the Bhaduri Lab @UCLA now on @bioRxiv offer a lineage-resolved view of GBM hierarchies. Let’s dive in! 🧵👇
https://t.co/ss3FWXWakN
https://t.co/DFRqbeEttO
In 1999, Tom Maniatis discovered something remarkable: neurons achieve self-avoidance via stochastic methylation of the protocadherin gene cluster.
We've just discovered this locus is an evolvable in-vivo barcode across the human tissues: https://t.co/DMyHA5TIS0 🧵
Ten simple rules for teaching data science https://t.co/2Skk5ObXOv
1: Teach data science by doing data analysis
2: Use participatory live coding
3: Give tons of practice and timely feedback
4: Use tractable or toy data examples
5: Use real and rich, but accessible data sets
It is so painful to share the news of @FralickMike sudden and unexpected passing 💔
Mike was an amazing, inspiring and generous person who touched the lives of many.
As we mourn, please share and consider supporting his wife and 2-year-old daughter. https://t.co/uErWWCFPde
Does the noncoding genome actually carry more genetic information than coding seqs? Motivated by this question we mutated every bp in the 10kb MYC locus. Results are even more exciting: Decoding the MYC locus reveals a druggable ultraconserved RNA element https://t.co/MynOLLNvXi
The @ENCODE_NIH Phase 4 Registry of candidate cis regulatory elements (ccREs) (2.37 million human and 967,000 mouse cCREs) is officially out
https://t.co/uuJAsO334Z
https://t.co/wtCW3beYlv
Congrats to @MooreJillE@ZhipingWeng & everyone else.
Lots more incoming ...
What method should you use to track migrating cells?
Read "Methods to analyze cell migration data: fundamentals and practical guidelines" to find the best cell tracking tool.
Download the paper here: https://t.co/3qGrW9OACg
🎉 Our systematic benchmark of spatially variable gene detection methods is out in @GenomeBiology!
https://t.co/yvJpFkPu3j
We compared major methods so you don't have to. Hope this helps guide your spatial analysis or inspire better methods!
Huge congrats to the amazing team 🙌
Get your abstracts in by Friday if you want to be eligible for a talk!
We also have many poster prizes that we award and the abstracts also need to be submitted by Friday. The poster sessions are always exciting and buzzing with energy!