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[Kanokpol Aphicho @aphicho]

Happy to share my first first-co-first-authored (that’s corrected!!) article. Kindly read and see if you want genetic code expansion to tag your protein or not (spoiler alert: you will 😜). Many thanks to @TaoUttamapinant and Narongyot for letting me be your conspirator.
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[eLife - the journal @eLife]

Researchers have created the first detailed model combining the mechanics of root growth with the dynamic regulation of auxin transport and patterning, capable of explaining anisotropic growth. https://t.co/6Dt7W4lQkl

[RNArtist @rnartist_app]

With the last update of the RNArtistCore language, the script editor in RNArtist allows you to easily destruct and reconstruct your #RNA structure. #visualization #bioinformatics #javafx #kotlin

[Easlo @heyeaslo]

I asked, “What’s the best chrome extension for startups?”

I received 100+ replies.

Here are 10 chrome extensions you must install:

[Nature Methods @naturemethods]

Are you curious about using organic dyes in your microscopy experiments but not sure where to start? This Perspective from @rhodamine110 and @jonathangrimm introduces readers to the world of dyes and their pros and cons for biological applications. https://t.co/3Vm8SWB7Yz

[Hu Zhao-- CIBR, Beijing @huzhao4]

beauty of neuroscience. I can sit in front my computer watching these images for hours.

[Laura Žigutytė @zigutyte]

My first @napari_imaging plugin is out now! It can measure region properties, plot them, perform k-means or manual clustering. Huge thanks to #biapol group members for amazing teamwork and all the help @RyanSavill4, @zoccolermarcelo and @haesleinhuepf 🤩
https://t.co/E5WDmqHDo3

[Kevin Cutler @KevinJohnCutler]

Releasing #omnipose, a cell segmentation algorithm inspired by and built from #cellpose. Omnipose improves on all cell types but shows exceptional out-of-the-box performance on bacteria with extended morphologies. 1/8

[eLife - the journal @eLife]

Researchers have developed an optimised CRISPR/Cas9 approach for precise genome editing in neurons https://t.co/rrt8ll2Gwy

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Am thinking of starting new university:
Texas Institute of Technology & Science

[Hassan W. Bhatti @hwbhatti]

There are 100s of threads on building and running startups.

Here are 10 that are pure gold:

[eLife - the journal @eLife]

The signalling effects of the enzyme Matriptase could explain why inflammation and invasion go hand in hand in some cancer cells https://t.co/ZRDge2tjtA

[Jim Haseloff @jimhaseloff]

Most recent - and very comprehensive review of optical clearing techniques for microscopy.
(https://t.co/sVuK2GuNVQ)

[Rohan Lewis @r_m_lewis]

Postdoc position now available in my lab and working with @NeilJGostling and @pascalechavatte studying #placenta and evolution using 3D imaging! see https://t.co/z0BLB09mpI @IFPA_Official

[Jaime Yassif @JaimeYassif]

Check out this powerful new machine-learning enabled tool for single-cell tracking in time-lapse microscopy -- great for studying live cell populations and behavior. @quantumjot @FrontComputSci

[David R. Liu @davidrliu]

Today we report in @CellCellPress our new PE4max and PE5max prime editing systems that we first presented at @CSHLmeetings in August. 1/12
https://t.co/BnlnqD5hml

[FocalPlane @focalplane_jcs]

📢New post on FocalPlane

We prepared a curated list of the latest preprints on new imaging techniques and tools. Check it out!

https://t.co/Z02J1Yvamt

[Anna Bonkhoff, MD @annabonkhoff]

How exciting to see my very first #BigData #Stroke project now out in @CORTEXjournal!

"Reclassifying stroke lesion anatomy"

Wonderful times @UCL_ICN & working w/ Parashkev Nachev and the #high-#dimensional #neurology lab!

👉 https://t.co/KtVtIhYSOW

[Siraj Raval @sirajraval]

DeepMind's new Perceiver IO neural network was able to achieve state of the art accuracy across multiple data types (text, images, & more). Let's learn how it works and apply it to cardiac video data to predict heart disease! https://t.co/RJHVRzJQ1t

[John Wallingford @jbwallingford]

So, my sister asked me what are the five most important books to read for students in your lab, and she was irritated that i didn't have an answer at the ready. (#devbiolwriteclub Rule #4. Read with Intent.) So, here's my first draft of a list: