I am excited to share this story led by Yujing Cheng and Siwen Wang (not on X) in @CellCellPress which describes a new function for a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) in senescence and ribosome biogenesis. Read on for a brief 🧵1/
https://t.co/w42k4u5pox
🚨 The Delas lab @LMCB_UCL is officially recruiting 🥳
We will study how cis-regulatory elements control developmental cell fate choice, focusing on gene silencing. Funded by Wellcome.
Postdoc advert closes on 12 March!
https://t.co/JA3zdNHuUT
Today, we are happy to share the lineup for the Max Planck Freiburg #Epigenetics Meeting in December 2024!
We've curated a fantastic group of speakers who come to the MPI in #Freiburg, bringing their discoveries to the scientific community.
Find out more in this short 🧵
I wrote a spotlight for @MolecularCell about this beautiful paper from @CreminsLab! They show that the repeat expansion underlying fragile X syndrome drives formation of large heterochromatin domains that interact in trans. https://t.co/q0foDu7cAy
Proud to welcome Jumana AlHaj Abed (Follow: @JumanaAHA) as newest Group Leader of Max Planck #Freiburg. 🥳
Her research focuses on the mysteries of #chromosome pairing and the interplay epigenetic programs and parental genome packaging.
📰 INTERVIEW:
https://t.co/Iq1N5G7nVA
I am excited to share that I will be starting my lab at UCL as part of the LMCB @LMCB_UCL in 2024. We will be studying how cis-regulatory elements controls cell fate decisions during development. We are recruiting at all levels. Learn more and reach out!
Fantastic news! Congratulations Zach! Can't think of a better person to lead the school. And many many thanks to our outgoing dean Alex for his dedication, mentorship and passion throughout his glorious reign. All the best to both of you in your new roles!
Congratulations to Prof and HHMI Investigator Zachary Lippman, who has been named the director of @CSHLsbs! Lippman graduated from the school back in 2004, and is the first alum to take on the role. https://t.co/kBBMuFZfkt
My latest preprint: An FGF Timer for Zygotic Genome Activation, is out. Thanks to co-authors, @PrincetonMolBio undergrad @emilychavs and grad student @ClaireJoWeaver (of Levine and @brangwynnelab), and of course, Mike Levine. https://t.co/Pz6OwKJ5br
Out now at Genes Dev "Transcriptional regulation and chromatin architecture maintenance are decoupled functions at the Sox2 locus"
https://t.co/LYmoKRSzaR
First project in @briscoejames lab. We uncover two cis regulatory strategies used in neural progenitor cell fate choice.
It starts with the question: when you have one signal directing several alternative fates, what is the chromatin regulation strategy? https://t.co/W8IOCEJZTB
Excited to announce that the Wagenblast Lab will be launching at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City this June! We are hiring at multiple levels (lab manager/lab tech/postdoc). Please see job ads and spread the word! ⬇️
Our study (with @Michal_Levo) on "Transcriptional coupling of distant regulatory genes in living embryos" is out @Nature (https://t.co/83CNc29NMK), where we explore gene regulatory structures we like to call "Topological operons".
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A great paper by my colleagues @Michal_Levo and @J_Raimundo_! Long-range co-regulation of transcription between distant genes, in all its single-cell live imaging glory
Zachary B. Lippman of @CSHL is being inducted as a member of the National Academy of Sciences for research on the process of flowering and flower production in plants as well as new genetic approaches to improving crop productivity. Watch #NAS159: https://t.co/WrEnDHK9Ra