Karishma Chhabria

[bioRxiv Neuroscience @biorxiv_neursci]

Enhanced Cerebral Blood Volume under Normobaric Hyperoxia in the J20-hAPP Mouse Model of Alzheimer's Disease https://t.co/G3i6udosic #biorxiv_neursci

[Zebrafish Rock! @ZebrafishRock]

Publications by @YukoSatoT2 (chromatin regulation/histone modification), @cherryB33 & @Beck4science (heart/macrophage/inflammation) @leonie_ka (polycomb/Ezh2), @charitzma8 & @Timchico (Nitric Oxide/Diabetes/Neurovascular coupling), @jiant_kazoo (stress granule reporter)... 2/n

[Tim Chico @Timchico]

My PhD student Karishmas paper featured on the cover of DMM! Well done @charitzma8 for such beautiful work. Many thanks to @TheBHF for the light sheet microscope.

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

Our new paper (and my penultimate paper from PhD) is out: https://t.co/ZgENEgi0dk and cherry on tops, we are on the cover of this month's issue: https://t.co/gyxk1LIwAX !

[Stephan Daetwyler @Daetwyler_St]

Very happy to announce that our collaboration led by @KuglerElisabeth and @Timchico on large spherical structures #kugeln occuring during cerebral vessels development is available online:

https://t.co/mAH6mAPTBO

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

Help me win the periodic table of the elements from Nature https://t.co/RUEOlOYWd6

[nature @Nature]

Sign up for Nature Briefing for a chance to win this periodic table like no other: every element on the periodic table, carefully sourced and prepared to best demonstrate their characteristic individual properties. 🎈🥇🌡️☢️ https://t.co/Mt95B8UgQx

[Tim Chico @Timchico]

Latest preprint: We’ve found a drug that prevents detrimental effects of glucose on brain blood vessels. Great work by Dr Chhabria my former PhD student! https://t.co/A4PjuQpHBt

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

Our latest research about a drug preventing detrimental effects of glucose on brain function is available as a preprint: bioRxiv viewer https://t.co/pTe6pUaaL4

[Aaron Savage @Asavage141089]

My first ever first author paper. We show that tmem33 regulates angiogenesis in vivo via modulation of calcium signalling. We developed a novel conditional CRISPRi knockdown technique to analyse tissue-specific function.

https://t.co/HTyNBCjTtx

[Dr Osman Shabir @Shabir_Osman]

Brand new paper from our lab group 'Key aspects of neurovascular control mediated by specific populations of inhibitory cortical interneurons' https://t.co/P0JYAjBHIW @Llywelynlee

[Rob Wilkinson @fishyvessels]

Ever wondered how calcium oscillations coordinate tissue morphogenesis or wanted to do tissue specific Gene knockdown in zebrafish? Check out our latest paper. https://t.co/KfvBvuYLke

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

@Shabir_Osman Wonderful strategy of popularizing science eh! ;-)

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

Amoeba doing maths!

[Tech Support Group @techsg]

https://t.co/6LOlVTzx3H

A single cell has helped figure out a solution to the hotly debated "travelling salesman" problem.

"One small amoeba found a solution to the traveling salesman problem faster than our best algorithms. What does it know that we don't?"

#MondayMotivation

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

Nature at 150 https://t.co/aSpFImCAQS

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

Very tempted to send this instead of a boring CV for my future apps! Postdoc Me Now - A "Don't Stop Me Now" Science Parody https://t.co/soIsSDRSOg via @YouTube

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

This Christmas lets promise to bring about the much needed change (however tiny) by research! Merry Xmas to everyone :) Santa Forgot from Alzheimer’s Research UK introduced by Stephen Fry https://t.co/slMV6PXwDI via @YouTube

[Karishma Chhabria @charitzma8]

Finishing PhD thesis the day before the deadline on a flight from Paris to England, then fanatically typing while waiting for the train and finally when you finish a chapter you see your train moving in front of your eyes! Most 'beautiful' feeling ever! #PhDblues #thesis

[Dr. Michio Kaku @michiokaku]

My colleague, the late Stephen Hawking, did not believe in God because there was no time in which to create the universe right after the big bang. But string theory actually takes you before the big bang, to the multiverse. So the big bang is the not the beginning of time.