incredibly excited to share my first, first-author paper in @NatureComms! how do dynamic changes in functional connectivity give rise to memory formation in humans? 🧠✨
https://t.co/oZf7AeCSKG
As a recovering neuronal chauvinist I was amazed at the glial heterogeneity revealed by the brilliant @meschro in this project. We find extensive customization of astrocytes across development and between species. Why, how, and when does this happen? Let us know what you think 🧐
Very excited to share our pre-print and my thesis work on the postnatal development of astrocyte regional heterogeneity, which includes an integrated dataset of >1.4 million single nuclei transcriptomes in mouse and marmoset brains (now available online)!
https://t.co/jT88PILBXo
Excited to share this discovery: Huntington's disease is a DNA process for almost all of a cell's life. Inherited HD alleles are innocuous, just unstable – CAG repeats slowy expand throughout life, acquiring toxicity only when quite long (>150 CAGs). https://t.co/6wIAZKCWKN
‼️Job alert! ‼️ multiple #postdoc positions open in my lab @Princeton.
Interested in single cell #genomics & brain development?
#studyBRAIN projects, cell type tools for 🐒🧠, weird evolutionary phenomena (chimeric microglia??)
Check us out https://t.co/pbpmXa1ipv & pls RT!
@ShannonGaitz Also I think with a final 3 of Drew, Austin, Emily, she feels fairly confident she could win it (given the jury seems pretty bitter against the Reba 4)
@ShannonGaitz And by putting Julie’s name out there as a decoy (but with real sound reasoning behind it), I think she’s priming for Reba to implode on itself soon.