Looking for a primer on what interferons do, why there are three types of them, and how they act differently in the context of mucosal viral infections? Check out this review I wrote with an excellent undergrad and @baldridge_lab! https://t.co/VNuNByyXQ0
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@NirDrayman Excellent point! Hopefully we're starting to get past vague survival-based CRISPR KO screens as the majority of what we see. They're great for certain purposes, but we really need careful consideration of design to get at more specific (and maybe more interesting) questions.
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@AnnaCliffe1 That's unfortunate, but I really appreciate you openly sharing this!
It helps remove stigma around funding challenges and it's encouraging to see that even successful PIs have those moments too. I'm sure it'll turn around next cycle!
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I had seen a list of postdoc fellowship opportunities being shared a few months ago on here, but can't find it now- anyone happen to have it (or any other resources re: postdoc fellowships) handy?
Congratulations to the newly-minted Dr. Walker @ForrestCWalker, who gave a brilliant thesis defense yesterday!!! Somehow managed to simultaneously study the involvement of IFNs in both regulation of viral dissemination and microbiota-mediated maintenance of hematopoiesis
I'm only a week late on this, but I'm very happy to be able to update my Twitter name and announce that I successfully defended my PhD! I'm eternally grateful to @baldridge_lab for the past 5 years, and can't wait for what's coming next.
@drdeannasanter@baldridge_lab Just wanted to send a quick update- we were able to get this corrected! The current version has changed the sentence to reflect that the effects were more potent in patients with higher viral load, rather than higher severity. Thank you again for bringing it to our attention!
Looking for a primer on what interferons do, why there are three types of them, and how they act differently in the context of mucosal viral infections? Check out this review I wrote with an excellent undergrad and @baldridge_lab! https://t.co/VNuNByyXQ0
@drdeannasanter@baldridge_lab They should really be everyone's favorite cytokines, I think! And thank you for the correction- that's certainly an important distinction and we're currently working to see if we can rectify that in the review.