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Cardiology LMU Munich | Postdoc@Seidman Lab | Harvard Medical School | scRNAseq

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@danielreichart3
daniel_reichart
3 years
Excited to see our new story @ScienceMagazine! 881,081 nuclei from healthy and diseased hearts were deeply characterized with insights into shared and distinct signatures across genotypes! Amazing team work, @ericl_lindberg @HenrikeMaatz @HMSGenetics
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science.org
A single-cell atlas of the heart identifies cellular interactions and pathways involved in two types of cardiomyopathy.
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@zhh_ch
Zurich Heart House (ZHH)
2 years
Day 2 #PCHFLondon2024 @zhh_ch @TomLuscher @eleanorwicks @RuthAmstein @johncleland Treatment (old & the new). @WilfredMullens #diuretics in #heartfailure Takehome messages: 👉Spot-natriuresis in AHF is safe 👉Use loop diuretic ± acetazolamide to achieve effective natriuresis
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@NatureBiotech
Nature Biotechnology
2 years
From AI to the Y chromosome (and everything in between) Our editors pick their favorite research articles from 2023 https://t.co/zZlmATaXVP https://t.co/aCYn6EUws8
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@GeneCenter_LMU
Gene Center Munich
2 years
🎇🥳Happy to share that Daniel Reichart has been awarded with a funding of two million euros by the German Research Foundation through its Emmy Noether Programme. Congratulations, Daniel!🥂 Welcome as new research group leader @GeneCenter_LMU 🤗 @danielreichart3 @LMU_Uniklinikum
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@LMU_Muenchen
Universität München
2 years
Congrats! The German Research Foundation @dfg_public is awarding four LMU researchers through the Emmy Noether and Heisenberg programs for their #research. @danielreichart3 @JCHalimeh @benjkraemer @LMU_Uniklinikum
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lmu.de
The funded projects deal with new biomarkers of ageing, quantum simulations, the journey of immune cells through the body and media usage strategies.
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@davidrliu
David R. Liu
2 years
Today we report in @NatureBiotech the development of dual-AAV in vivo delivery systems for prime editors that can support efficient prime editing in multiple organs such as brain, liver, and heart. 1/4
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@davidrliu
David R. Liu
3 years
Today we report in @NatureMedicine a study led by Christine & Jonathan Seidman’s lab in which we used adenine base editing in vivo to correct a common mutation that causes hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), a disease that occurs in ~1 in 500 people (1/8)
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@EricTopol
Eric Topol
3 years
Exciting to see genome editing of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy to correct the pathogenic variant in the humanized mouse model, laying the groundwork for a potential cure in the future https://t.co/mB4obCSMnJ @NatureMedicine @Transactivator @andreas_c_chai @UTSWNews
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@EricTopol
Eric Topol
3 years
A 2nd @NatureMedicine report today showing prevention of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in mice via genome editing, reinforcing the potential of a single-dose to cure the most common genetic heart disease https://t.co/S8lqnjRyJt @davidrliu @danielreichart3 and colleagues @harvardmed
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@Transactivator
Eric N. Olson
3 years
Happy to share our latest paper on a broad new application of CRISPR for treatment of heart disease. Ablation of CaMKIIδ oxidation by CRISPR-Cas9 base editing as a therapy for cardiac disease https://t.co/ZOFmPgebXr @UTSWNews
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science.org
Removing oxidative activation sites in CaMKIIδ by base editing sustains heart function after ischemia-reperfusion injury.
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@dquiat
Dan Quiat
3 years
Excited to share results from a collaboration with @md_timberlake and many others to study genetic basis of craniofacial microsomia #CFM and #microtia in @GIMJournal. A thread 👇 https://t.co/m3CcoDtQwB
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@Ele_Adami
EleonoraA
3 years
Just sharing this again, because I heart it and because today it's #WorldHeartDay 💗🫀 #SciArt
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@grunewaju
Julian Grünewald
3 years
Boston RT party!🧬So excited about our #CRISPR prime editing work, out @NatureBiotech today – great @JoungLab team work w/ Bret Miller, @ReganSzalay, @johnASeed1, Chris Woodilla, @elizajaneholtz, @Karl_Petri & @JKeithJoung
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nature.com
Nature Biotechnology - A split prime editor architecture facilitates screening and engineering of improved variants.
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@grunewaju
Julian Grünewald
3 years
Extremely excited to kickstart my lab @TU_Muenchen with Emmy Noether support from @dfg_public. I’m very grateful to @JKeithJoung, my friends in Boston, and to A. Moretti, K.L. Laugwitz & C. Kupatt in Munich. More details & website coming soon. #CRISPR 🫀
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@stemcellpodcast
Stem Cell Podcast
3 years
On this week's episode: an atlas for #HeartFailure 🗺️ 🫀 @DanielReichart3, @EricL_Lindberg, Henrike Maatz, & their colleagues performed #SingleNucleus #RNAseq on heart samples with & without #cardiomyopathies. @ScienceMagazine https://t.co/8VHcNDgPYi 🎧 https://t.co/6cF965FL2C
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@LaskerFDN
Lasker Foundation
3 years
#snRNAseq of ventricles from heart failure patients reveals distinct transcriptional states in #cardiomyopathy. Eg, #fibroblasts exhibit differential gene expression that promotes remodeling of the extracellular matrix. @danielreichart3 https://t.co/vgyb6rwNbL
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@ericl_lindberg
Eric Lindberg
3 years
The data of our recent heart failure snRNAseq study (@danielreichart3, @HubnerLab, @MDC_Berlin) are now online. You can discover the files via @cellxgene, download processed objects, or raw data. @cziscience @CZCellxGene https://t.co/PCT743yA0G
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cellxgene.cziscience.com
Find, download, and visually explore curated and standardized single cell datasets.
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@EricTopol
Eric Topol
3 years
Laying the groundwork for individualized, molecular basis interventions for some people w/cardiomyopathy and heart failure, using snRNA https://t.co/HPXuCQZ13p @ScienceMagazine @danielreichart3 @ericl_lindberg @HubnerLab @MDC_Berlin https://t.co/vVxZ5MyypP @statnews @cooney_liz
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@GOuditResearch
Dr. Gavin Oudit
3 years
Researchers pinpoint genetic defects that cause heart failure, pointing the way to more targeted treatments Folio
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ualberta.ca
An international research team has identified individual genetic defects that cause heart failure, opening the door to more targeted diagnoses, preventive measures and treatments.
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