Vala Nejad Safari

PhD candidate in the Quinlan Lab. Currently studying transcription factors and effector domains.

[Vala Nejad Safari @valasafari]

A #Babstacular day using the sandwich press to make some quail eggs

[Vala Nejad Safari @valasafari]

A merry Christmas from the Quinlan/Crossley lab! #Babs #UNSW #Labchristmastree

[Vala Nejad Safari @valasafari]

A beautiful rainbow at #BABS and #UNSW, just the encouragement needed for some more science 😀

[Rasmus Kirkegaard @kirk3gaard]

Closeup of a @nanopore channel sequencing DNA.
(DallE insists on double helix entering the pores)

[Merlin Crossley @MerlinCrossley]

I have worked on and lectured about how Zinc Fingers bind DNA for decades. At last, thanks to ⁦⁦@valasafari⁩ 3D-printing this, I can finally see how neatly the protein nestles in the major groove

[Neil Renic @NC_Renic]

Getting praise for the abstract you wrote 35 seconds before the conference submission deadline

[Annalise Psaila @AnnalisePsaila]

The labs of @MerlinCrossley and @KateGQuinlan were well represented at the @ANZSCDB meeting today with lots of fantastic posters @AntheaLee12 @sonia_goozee @MahdiHaddad_ @valasafari @MichaelODear and Emmaline @UNSWBABS

[DNA&RNA Universe 𝕏 @DNA_RNA_Uni]

Society: "Dinosaurs can be brought back by molecular biologists."

Me:

[Terrible Maps @TerribleMaps]

World map for Australians

[Stephen Graham's Lab @AtomicVirology]

Gotta print 'em all!

https://t.co/EsQMWaI45I

[DNA&RNA Universe 𝕏 @DNA_RNA_Uni]

Cereal dilution 😁

[BlotBitch5000™, PhD @proteinaceousB]

If you can't eat the fluorescent proteins why did they give them delicious names like mCherry

[Elisa Granato @Prokaryota]

Misfolded proteins can result from folding intermediates forming aberrant, non-native interactions during the folding process