Small but mighty! This is a video of a killer T cell of the immune system destroying a monstrous ovarian cancer cell. I recently captured this data on a spinning disc confocal microscope.
Think that SARS-2 really doesn't subvert immunity from the moment it hits the lung?
It infects primary lung macrophages--shown in direct infection of human lungs. They are a depot and the virus replicates there with little killing of the macs.
https://t.co/qW1rChy0nO
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Geeta J. Narlikar of @UCSF is being inducted as a member of the National Academy of Sciences for studies on how genome organization is regulated to control genome function. Watch the #NAS159 livestream: https://t.co/z4SkBDW9ug
Check out former UCSF postdoc Martina De Majo's brave retelling of the bullying and abusive conduct she experienced in her first postdoc lab at UC. This is why we're fighting to win strong protections right now! https://t.co/EkGSmaxDlx
Finally updated @roose_jeroen lab research webpage, see ongoing projects https://t.co/VbEAkTY6Um. Looking for postdoc talent (T cell/metabolism; Immuno-oncology) to join and work in collaborative setting with @immunox@UCSFCoLabs@UCSF. Please RT. 🙏
Thank you #ASBMBToday for publishing this very first chapter of "Today's Curiosity is Tomorrow's Cure," my modern history of biomedical discoveries/textbook/lobby book hybrid for readers with any background, from high school to PhD
The birth of genetics https://t.co/vrq3WblRuC
I always feel guilty when people say things like "Just accepted an offer from my dream job. So I will treat myself to a latte & a muffin." Here I'm like, "I just finished my presentation in the lab meeting."