Two group leader positions available in the broader areas of RNA science, RNA technologies, and RNA medicine. Attractive packages and a great environment. Come and join us at Helmholtz RNA Würzburg, Bavaria.

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Did you present research at #IMMUNOLOGY2025™? If so, The JI invites you to share your findings more widely by submitting manuscripts based on your abstract for a special collection “Highlights of IMMUNOLOGY2025™.” Learn more and submit: https://t.co/MSYtoioTtw.

When school picture day clashes with wear orange day! My vision was a photo in her cute school uniform but she chose her Lando papaya look @McLarenF1

An August #TopRead from @Labcarpenter demonstrates that heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein A2B1 is essential for optimal macrophage function, highlighting the role for RNA-binding proteins in mounting effective immune defenses. Read more: https://t.co/ZRW6VysR9d.

https://t.co/NIuEqCOssy “The essay exposes the specific tactics we can expect from this promised study: a masterclass in statistical maneuvering designed to manufacture a supposed "link" between vaccines and autism. The piece reveals the deeply problematic background of the

@iuis_online day2- excellent keynote lecture by Dan Littman on the identification of the RORg+ DC lineage in the induce if RORG+ Tregs and its key role in oral tolerance-

🤝 The full #IUIS2025 program begins today! Nothing beats the energy of reconnecting — handshakes, new faces & shared excitement. Couldn’t join us in Vienna? Don’t worry: @ImmunoPodcast daily recaps launch tomorrow! https://t.co/4yGFDBoxut #ImmunologyWithoutBorders

Beyond the Noise #78: RFK Jr.’s Plan to Eliminate Vaccines https://t.co/RTfjG5pJhC via @YouTube RFK Jr. is on the verge of eliminating vaccines in the United States. Here is how he is going to do it.

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Why does RNA undergo glycosylation? Excited to have our new paper out. We in collab w/ Ryan Flynn show N-glycans on glycoRNAs hide self-RNA from endosomal TLRs promoting ‘silent’ clearance of dead cells. https://t.co/0RGUeknioi @uconnhealth @UConnResearch

Many proteins bind RNA, yet we still don’t know what RNAs most bind because methods map one RBP at a time. In @CellCellPress, with the Jovanovic lab, we describe SPIDR – a method for mapping the RNA binding sites of dozens of RBPs in a single experiment. https://t.co/Zs2Rn35D3s

🧬25 years ago, UCSC posted the Human Genome Project’s first draft of the human genome sequence online, available to anybody for free. Scientists/doctors around the world have since used this data to accelerate diagnosis & treatment. Via @UofCalifornia:

m6A-induced ribosome stalling and collision trigger mRNA decay https://t.co/dpwvXQbZsr

Grant terminations have grabbed the headlines and have seen legal action, but even more damaging to the US research enterprise has been the massive decrease in research grants issued by federal agencies NIH: -57% in the number of awards and -63% in value compared to FY24

New CRISPRware tool makes precision genome editing easier than ever, even in unannotated regions 🎉 Built by a @UCSC student and integrated into the @genomebrowser for easy access, it will be a game changer for genetic research + therapeutic discovery.

Thanks to Mike Pena at UCSC for writing this news story on our recent publication on CRISPRware. It's great to have this out on the 25th birthday of the UCSC genome browser! https://t.co/Nso0PJisDj

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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 25 years ago today, the world got its first look at a human genome. UC Santa Cruz posted it online on behalf of the Human Genome Project, concluding a dramatic race to keep the genome free from patents and transform biomedicine 🧬🌎 https://t.co/U8qiFZk5sy

NIH has terminated an estimated 2,100 research grants totaling $9.5 billion, plus an additional $2.6 billion in contracts. Nobel Laureate and UCSC Genomics Institute Associate Carol Greider speaks out about the dangerous impacts of cutting science funding.