Featured content from last week's anniversary focus issue on #Immunology: "From periphery to center stage: 50 years of advancements in innate immunity"
Read the review: https://t.co/iKQBtfph2p
@LabCarpenter@ucsc & Luke O'Neill @tcdTBSI#50YearsofCell
The #Evavold lab @ragoninstitute is hiring a new #technician.
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Ideal for recent grads looking for a couple years of research experience prior to MD or PhD.
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Gene Regulatory Evolution lab's latest work is online! First author Lindsey Snyder from the @UIowaGenetics and other coauthors in the lab @uiowabiology dissected the genetic basis and revealed some of the mechanisms behind transcription factor's dependence on co-TF.
Excited to share our latest work on the evolution of Acquired Stress Resistance between a pathogenic yeast and a related low pathogenic-potential relative.
https://t.co/eZ38h5vVYW
Work done by our wonderful graduate student Jinye Liang, with help from others. @uiowabiology
We then built >50 chimeric TF between ScPho4 and CgPho4 (Lindsey Snyder, Emily O'Brien and @JiaZhao0). Using a single-cell dual-fluorescence reporter assay, we identified three intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) as the main culprits (stay tuned!)
This brilliant new review of resident tissue macrophages and their outsized role for keeping us healthy is eye-opening
https://t.co/iviB3DPdr5 @SciImmunology @hernandezmsilva @MITBiology@ragoninstitute
In a new Review, scientists discuss how resident tissue #macrophages go beyond immunity to keep organs thriving. @ragoninstitute @HHMINEWS https://t.co/PhdDanck2l