BSR was one of my most valuable and meaningful experiences during the PhD! Please support them so they can continue to educate grad students about effective #scicomm and the surrounding public about the coolest Cal research!
The BSR is crowdfunding! To introduce you to the team behind the magazine and what your donations support, we'll be tweeting about our staff, who are committed to accessible science communication! The link to learn more about our fundraising campaign 👇👇https://t.co/Xhdi5rakd6
New Retro-Cascorder Protocol! We've been recording transcriptional event order in cells using retrons and CRISPR integrases. We've love to expand the users and developers of the technology. To make that a bit easier, we just published a @NatureProtocols. https://t.co/xVIjsKf6v3
Just posted new work from @sierra_lear on a high-throughput approach to determine whether synthetic proteins you intend to send to the mitochondria are actually getting there:
https://t.co/PsVbgs8Kis
Check out our new review/opinion on molecular recording of transcriptional events by @sierra_lear. We write about where the field is, where it might be going, and what's stopping us from being there now. https://t.co/gQAPWz0V14
I’m excited to share our new paper on the fundamental biology of RETRONS.
Retrons are incredible molecular machines that produce small fragments of reverse transcribed DNA in bacteria that functions in phage defense.
https://t.co/sahkEclevd
@NAR_Open @GladstoneInst@UCSF_BTS
I had a lot of fun participating in this interview for Gladstone! Take a look; I talk not only about my research but also about my path to grad school and secret love of foosball...
Mitochondria are more than just the powerhouse of the cell, explains @sierra_lear. Sierra's project is to redesign gene-editing tools to travel to the mitochondria and work on mitochondrial #DNA instead. Read more about this work: https://t.co/jEPnlVsJkw
Classes are almost over @UCBerkeley, and we have some exciting news coming soon too from the BSR!
We can't wait to show you what's coming! Watch this space soon! 🤩🤩🤩
New preprint! We've been using bacterial retroelements, retrons, as a flexible platform for DNA production in cells. We found a single retron architecture that produces DNA in bacteria, yeast, and human cells, with applications in genome editing.
https://t.co/8gfhq4z8yR
Our first week of #crowdfunding has gone so well - we're at 85% of our goal already! THANK YOU to all of our donors so far 🙏🤩👏 Let's keep the momentum going as we jump into the weekend! #SupportSciComm
Learn more about our campaign and donate👇
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Couple days late on the RT (first day on Twitter!), but super thrilled to work with @BhattaraiKline and @seth_shipman on this news & views summarizing amazing work done by @ssyim16, @harriswangnyc, and others!
Check out this paper, which combines a redox-sensor and CRISPR adaptation to store digital information directly into living E. coli genomes. We wrote a news & views to accompany it. Also, welcome to twitter @BhattaraiKline and @sierra_lear!
https://t.co/lVnST1eclI
Amid all the #crowdfunding announcements, I would just like to point out that our fearless Editor in Chief is on Twitter! Welcome Sierra! @sierra_lear 🥳 #EiC
The @BerkeleySciRev is #crowdfunding to raise money to overcome distribution challenges from #COVID19. It would mean so much to us if you donated to support our grad student-run publications! Learn more 👇👇👇
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