Brian Uapinyoying

[Liz Tseng @Magdoll]

As a bioinformatician I am dying at this. Looks like Hollywood should hire me for consulting next time 🤦‍♀️

[Alyson Fiorillo, PhD @AlysonAFiorillo]

I am so excited to share our newly published work on generating and characterizing the first mouse model of #Beckermusculardystrophy @MacGyver0282 @TheHeierLab @nikkimmccormack @EdgewiseTx @FiorilloLab #duchennemusculardystrophy #dystrophin https://t.co/AJ1ZNNpcN4

[NIH Fellows United-UAW @nihfellowsunite]

We are proud to announce that Fellows at the National Institutes of Health are uniting to fight for better working conditions, better science, and more equitable medical research for all. We are NIH Fellows United. #NIHFellowsUnited 🧵

[Nils Homer @nilshomer]

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[Jyoti K Jaiswal @jyoti_k_jaiswal]

A pleasure to see that the @journal_nd special issue celebrating Terry Partridge’s contributions to muscle research and mentorship is out. https://t.co/lBhKoYVsm0 Thanks Raju for co-editing, @LochmullerLab, @JenniferEMorgan, Carsten and JND team for help and Pete Zammit for👇

[Jyoti K Jaiswal @jyoti_k_jaiswal]

We have the opportunity to add two new team members @ChildrensNatl and @GWSMHS. A Postdoctoral fellow in #muscle biology and therapy, and a Research technician in #microscopy. For details and to apply online please visit https://t.co/AYUjlY6Yue

[Jyoti K Jaiswal @jyoti_k_jaiswal]

Thrilled to be part of @cziscience supported pediatric skeletal muscle cell atlas consortium https://t.co/puWfpWygBQ. Look forward to working with @theFourier2k, @bdcosgrove, @doug_millay, and other colleagues at @uiowa, @CureCMD, @ChildrensNatl, @BostonChildrens, @ChildrensPhila

[Davi Mazala @DaviMazala]

Happy that our paper has been published!
Human muscle stem cells are refractory to aging https://t.co/fGg1MCkIXS

[NIDCR at NIH @NIDCR_NIH]

No, it’s not a gummy bear come-to-life. This creepy-crawly creature is actually a human #fibroblast cell. A recent #NIDCR study found fibroblasts migrate using a ‘front wheel drive’ mode. Learn how the results could shed light on thwarting #cancer spread: https://t.co/Zxae8Ejafj

[Rahul Satija @satijalab]

Interested in single cell genomics but need help getting started? Check out the full agenda for our Single Cell Genomics Day next Friday (3/26). All talks will be live-streamed (no registration required) at https://t.co/ZYfAPcXfj7

[Center for Integrated Cellular Analysis @cegs_ica]

Seq-Scope: very cool new spatial transcriptomic method that hacks the Illumina sequencing platform to create spatially-indexed capture arrays. Can perform transcriptome-wide sequencing at submicrometer spatial resolution
https://t.co/2AqtslO5S8

[Josh Gross @endtwist]

So many folks (esp. the media) are missing the complete backstory on $GME and how we got here.

This has been simmering for over a year and the story behind it is great. I’ve been tracking this since September and devoured all of the details from the origin through today.

[Michael 英泉 Eisen @mbeisen]

I am excited to announce today that @eLife is transitioning to a new model based on author-driven publishing (preprints) and public post-publication peer review and curation https://t.co/bIjF6eFznz

[Rahul Satija @satijalab]

We've been working on Seurat v4 for almost two years, and are excited to share it with you soon!

In a webinar w/@10xGenomics on 10/20, I'll introduce new methods to analyze multimodal single-cell data (i.e. from CITE-seq or the 10x multiome ATAC+RNA kit): https://t.co/BwZwgE5i9N

[Jason Sheltzer @JSheltzer]

Here are the publication records and research topic areas of 63 faculty candidates in the life sciences who interviewed at R1 institutions in 2019-2020.

70% have a first-author paper in Cell, Nature, or Science, 22% have a K99, and 30% have unpublished work on bioRxiv.

[Jeremy Goecks @jgoecks]

New paper led by @buapinyoying "A long-read RNA-seq approach to identify novel transcripts of very large genes" Really nice work integrating experimental and informatics approaches to discover new biology of ultralong transcripts

https://t.co/01C90Eu0mM

[Brian Glancy @brianglancylab]

The interior of a young skeletal muscle cell. #MyoTwitter

[Muscle Science Talks @musclescitalks]

This is our seminar series program for the next coming weeks. For "Season 2" of Muscle Science Talks, we will shift to two seminars per week. stay tuned!

[Balaji @balajis]

The most important thing about science isn't peer review, it's independent replication. Peer review is just a crude substitute for that.