Anthony Cesnik
@AnthonyCesnik
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Group Leader at Biohub, Chicago for Proteoform Spatial Biology. Also interested in Nordic skiing, oboe and music performance, climbing and more! π³οΈβπ
Chicago, IL
Joined May 2012
Like and retweet for more #proteomics in tackling biomedical challenges with artificial intelligence models, along with cool and affordable biomarkers like voice, EKGs, and retinal images and an emphasis on ethics! #Bridge2AI #TeamMassSpec with @leah_v_schaffer π
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Big thanks to @Oli_TN, Trang Le, @PixelgenTech, Theodore Roth for the collaboration between the @Satpathology and @Prof_Lundberg labs!
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This work was reported in our recent preprint, where we show these spatial rearrangement measurements reveal phenotypic information thatβs invisible with protein expression alone, offering a new look into exhaustion at the T cell surface.
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I hope you can join us for this webinar! This Thursday, I'll present on the Molecular Pixelation of CAR T cells. We measured cell surface protein topologies for over 8,000 single cells that capture new phenotypic information for CAR T cell exhaustion.
Weβre excited to welcome Dr. @AnthonyCesnik for an upcoming webinar, where he will present his latest preprint. Discover how Molecular Pixelation enabled studying CAR T cell surface proteome. Register for the webinar here: https://t.co/OziW6ndhQ6
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Our review "Subcellular localization as a driver of protein function" is out today in @NatRevMCB! Thread on why protein subcellular localization matters for biology and medicine π§΅π Alina Sigaeva, @CharlH_Science @AnthonyCesnik @lilley_ks
https://t.co/izNljAjF2R
nature.com
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology - Proteins can localize to multiple cellular compartments and some exhibit distinct functions depending on their location. This Review discusses the mechanisms...
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Congratulations to @AnthonyCesnik, a member of the #PostdocJEDIChampions2024 cohort! This award recognizes Anthonyβs #JEDI efforts in creating a new program resulting in community building among @bioe_stanford postdocs. #bioengineering Learn more at: https://t.co/cnuKHDVp22.
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Ever wondered about the distribution of the metabolic proteome in and between single cells? 40% of enzymes display cell-cell heterogeneity and over half localise to multiple cellular compartments. β‘οΈ https://t.co/hDRoJyFawg
@AnthonyCesnik @Prof_Lundberg @ProteinAtlas and others
biorxiv.org
Metabolic enzymes perform life-sustaining functions in various cellular compartments. Anecdotally, metabolic activity is observed to vary between genetically identical cells, which impacts drug...
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Ever wonder why genetically identical cells respond so differently to treatments?New study reveals nearly 40% of metabolic enzymes vary b/w cells, reshaping our understanding of resistance and treatment strategies. Congrats @ChristianGnann @AnthonyCesnik @Prof_Lundberg & team!1/2
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Asst Prof job posting in Chemistry at Uppsala U., topic is NMR-based structural biology, deadline Mar 4,
scilifelab.se
Application deadline March 4
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Cool job posting in @StanfordPath: "aspire to groundbreaking research in high-resolution, non-destructive optical imaging methods and integrated computational-analysis strategies for disease diagnosis, prognostication, and clinical decision support" https://t.co/izaN1swJ8Z
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ChatGPT worked for generating some functional visualization code on the first prompt for me. Pretty cool! It did try using a non-existent function when I asked for a TIC, though. :) Here's the notebook: https://t.co/QxqAjdDLq6
Has anyone used ChatGPT to write a script to visualize LC-MS data? Someone on #TeamMassSpec has had to have tried this already.
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We are #hiring PhD students and Postdocs in #AI, #deeplearning #computationalbiology, #bioimaging, #robotics and #wholecellmodeling I recently joined @KTHuniversity as an assistant professor and starting a new research group ( AICell Lab: https://t.co/lCgSROCYNd) at @scilifelab
aicell.io
A research group at SciLifeLab focuses on building AI systems for cell and molecular biology
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Join us for Anthony Cesnik's seminar Feb. 16 on "Driving proteoform systems biology with tools to highlight functional differences within proteoform families" #proteomics @NLKProteomics @Ge_Lab_UW @MoweiZ @jchamotrooke @AnthonyCesnik @JoeLoo85614818
https://t.co/UjHGb1p84v
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Who's excited to start scheduling meetings across time zones and relativity zones? "A lunar clock would gain about 56 microseconds over 24 hours."
nature.com
Nature - Satellite navigation systems for lunar settlements will require local atomic clocks. Researchers are figuring out what time they will keep.
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I am getting an opportunity of a lifetime: I will start as an assistant professor at @UWChemistry in the second half of 2023. The @riley_research group will explore questions about extracellular biology using mass spec, glycoproteomics, and chemical biology.
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I presented today's chemistry seminar @gustavus, and it was so much fun! The students had a bunch of stellar questions even hitting on big open questions in the field, e.g. the inheritance of cell-to-cell variability & the degree to which isoform variation defines cell types.
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This will be a great meeting on proteomics in cell biology and disease with an amazing lineup of speakers! Iβm organizing it together with @labs_mann, Angus Lamond and Ileana Cristea. Come join us!
β°The final deadline to submit your abstract to #Proteomics2022 is 16 August! Share your insights for the benefit of future development in clinical applications and medicine. π Increase your visibility among global experts and peers. π https://t.co/FHKf4l8fpz
#Proteomics
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Help us hack the human body! π Join the @proteinatlas and @_hubmap competition at @kaggle and develop #MachineLearning models for segmentation of functional tissue units from microscope images.
kaggle.com
Segment multi-organ functional tissue units
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