Our commentary “Multipass high-dimensional flow cytometry” on the recent great paper by Sheldon Kwok and co. is now out at Nature Biomedical Engineering @natBME! Fantastic technology. Check it out! https://t.co/28BxW1KxPu
Stuck with high-dimensional FACS analysis? We present "CRUSTY: a versatile web platform for the rapid analysis and visualization of high- dimensional flow cytometry data" now out at @NatureComms and open access at https://t.co/0PcpiG8myo 🤩
Changing your mind should be celebrated. People call each other out over past contradictory statements like it's a big gotcha or a sign of hypocrisy and fraud. Maybe sometimes, but much more often it's a sign of growth, humility, and willingness to learn and integrate new info.
As someone who is a slow thinker I've always thought we in science put too much emphasis on fast thinking, Q&As, chalk talks, thesis exams, many classroom interactions are geared towards rewarding speed. But in science what matters is not who thinks fastest but who thinks deepest
Double agent T cells also have NK cell characteristics @rosasott@KathyHsuLab @sloan_kettering. Read our summary and interview with the researcher here => https://t.co/o33niLYW5U
Dr. Hsu and @rosasott spoke with the news team @sloan_kettering about the "double sword"-ed hybrid cytotoxic lymphocyte described in our recent @SciImmunology paper, and how following up on the basic biology behind surprising observations still drives potential new therapies.
A new @sloan_kettering, @WeillCornell study presents an intersection of adaptive and innate #immunity: Killer T cells that acquire features of natural killer cells and enhanced cell killing capacity, which emerge in human #cytomegalovirus infection: https://t.co/f1D73r6D0L