A groundbreaking paper by @younis_sh1 et al. @stanfordimmuno provides an answer to the long-standing question about how EBV infections are linked to lupus. A short thread to explain the key findings. (1/)
https://t.co/dUpz19IjEv
Happy to have played a small part in testing this next generation of blood biomarker tests across different dementias: Unravelling the plasma proteome: Pioneering biomarkers for differential dementia diagnosis https://t.co/fGKk5ece7S
Go team! stoked to have been a part of this paper. if you're interested in long-read sequencing of immune receptors and the cool science that comes with it, lmk!
This is amazing! Science is not just about making discoveries, but also about empowering others to make them. This will inspire, educate, and enable many people across the world in their scientific pursuits. Bravo 👏
Science is not really happening when the goal is a paper, a presentation, a grant, or any product. It only really happens when the goal is a process of discovery.
There's been amazing coverage of our new paper @Nature https://t.co/qkrUksBYVW but I wanted to put together a walk-through (and make this accessible as possible). It's a bit long so get a cup of tea! The full version is open access so pls do have a read if you are interested...
Protein folding is so important. In 2023, DeepMind won the $250,000 Lasker award for their solution to the problem. A lot of people have asked me to explain protein folding in simple, understandable terms.
Here is my attempt at explaining just the problem.
🧵OPEN THE THREAD🧵
Out today--DC dysfunction in HNSCC antiPD1 resistance w/ a mechanistic role for CCL5 in enhancing DC function/ T cell priming. Congrats to Shin/Michi! @BrighamSurgery@DanaFarberNews@DrHaddadRobert @HeadNeckMD @jdschoenfeld1 https://t.co/PKqJvAmoNz
The culmination of my PhD research is finally out in the world! Here, we identified that border-associated macrophages adopt disease-specific states and mediate neuroinflammation in PD. Couldn't have done it without the entire @HarmsLabUAB
https://t.co/nT3gqhMpgm
Here is something I do outside of science. But I find that both science and wildlife photography have something in common - driven by curiosity and achieved by patience. I hope you enjoy this Canadian Goose family 🙏 Can’t wait to capture more wildlife @dartmouth during my PhD
What I’ll remember from this series is the Celtics clawing their way back to game 7 and this all-time reality check of a press conference https://t.co/Mnae73tE9i
Thrilled to host our brilliant @UKDRI colleague @DervisSalih1 for the next #neurogenomics seminar next Tuesday at 3pm. Join us in White City or on zoom to hear about his exciting work linking AD and longevity genetics to expression networks in microglia and oligodendrocytes.
Our recent pre-print showed excessive accumulation of coronavirus spike protein during infection throughout the body, which also impacts the brain. Some people misinterpreted our study, thinking that vaccines have the same effect. However, this is not true. We have not conducted any experiments with vaccines nor claimed any vaccine side effects. Here is a short news about such misinformation and our corrections to such claims:
https://t.co/cfKYmmRSDd
Our paper: https://t.co/1DZY8NaSul