Subhajit Dutta
@SDutta_2904
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Exploring Molecular & Cellular Crosstalk During Cell Migration | He/Him | Owner of @QuadruplexPape1 🇮🇳🇩🇪
Hamburg, Germany
Joined November 2017
Excited to share my journal club article highlighting a novel aptamer based tool to image RNA in live cell at super resolution level. 💡🔬 Say goodbye to blurry RNA visualization!! ❌ Thanks to @pj_saez and @cellcommlab!
Watching RNA in action with a green lantern https://t.co/uG1MHBjqSP A new Journal Club article from Subhajit Dutta (@SDutta_2904) discussing a recent @nchembio article on Okra505, a novel green fluorescent RNA for imaging mRNA dynamics in live cells
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It is awfully shocking the poor authorship assigning framework is being followed even elite institutes. Fighting a similar one currently.
my girlfriend wrote a research paper - she did 99% of the work the professor took the paper, added 7 other professors to the work, 1 btech student, 1 phd and 1 mtech student as co-authors - which was never informed to my girlfriend today was the camera-ready deadline, and she
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Great data needs great observer to believe to discover novel things. Else, you will just verify others work and life goes on... Amazing movies.
MOSAIC oblique illumination mode of cultured HeLa cells for 1000 frames at 1 sec intervals showing membrane ruffling, intracellular trafficking, a blebbing triangular cell switching to a quiescent state, and division of contaminating bacteria.
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Open-science for interdisciplinary research 🤩
🎉 We are excited to announce the 'Consortium for the Equations of Life and Living-Systems' (CELL), an open collective dedicated to building the rigorous mathematical core that biology needs. The principles are based on #OpenScience. We will publish the blueprint soon. Please
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New post from 2024 #FocalPlaneCorrespondent @SDutta_2904 Subhajit talks to @_Priya_R about her unconventional journey into science, her fascination with organ morphogenesis, and her dedication to fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. https://t.co/ADcEUzxM0f
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An Interview with Dr. Rashmi Priya - Asian Microscopists and Cell Biologists
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They are ants solving a geometric problem and it is great in color.
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A second electron carrier in the mammalian ETC. @MitoPsychoBio
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Valeros et al. identify rhodoquinone (RQ), an electron carrier present in mammalian mitochondria, that can deliver electrons to fumarate instead of O2 as the terminal electron acceptor. The authors...
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You are an avenger with your superpower. Don't curse, embrace!!
The biggest medical scam: ADHD. It’s not a mental disorder, it’s a superpower in disguise. Here’s how you turn ADHD into hyper-focus (backed by science):
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As a PI, most of my lab skills have deteriorated. I barely know how to do anything in the lab, but I'm pretty good at multi-factor authentication, paperwork, electronic signatures... I also tell myself that I'm good at thinking about the big picture, whatever that means.
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New preprint from @MikeAngeloLab @cncurtis et al @StanfordMed Temporal and spatial composition of the tumor microenvironment predicts response to immune checkpoint inhibition Apart from the unique longitudinal on-treatment cohort of patients with #BreastCancer whose tumors are
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The dark side of fluorescent protein tagging – the impact of protein tags on biomolecular condensation | Molecular Biology of the Cell
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Biomolecular condensation has emerged as an important mechanism to control various cellular processes through the formation of membraneless organelles. Fluorescent protein tags have been extensively...
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Check the new de.NBI tool ChrAccR - a #R package for the comprehensive analysis of chromatin accessibility data. For more information check: https://t.co/WjmIjKdR1I
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So interesting: traveling and poisonous mitochondria in cancer! Paper in @nature by Y Tagashi and collaborators. “Cancer cells ‘poison’ the immune system with tainted mitochondria” https://t.co/JCNSWvCxn4
https://t.co/EQO2pzTmoo
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Nature - Immune cells lose their cancer-fighting prowess after taking tumours’ organelles on board.
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Imaging South East Asia (iSEA) is launched! Well done and congratulations to all involved so far. Check out the new website here: https://t.co/eg9Kjxl2TA Follow iSEA here: LinkedIn: Imaging Southeast Asia_iSEA X: @ImagingSEA
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The stats are shocking but true. In addition, the system sometimes favours those with more opportunities who do not want to stay in academia, creating an artificial bottleneck.
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https://t.co/JAwYwQDxiq We explored the molecular mechanisms underpinning Treg dysfunction, revealing that Tregs from frail #older adults exhibit reduced #mitochondrial protein levels, impairing #mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation. This impairment is driven by the
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As 2024 comes to a close we caught up with our fabulous #FocalPlaneCorrespondents Daniel Doucet, @SDutta_2904 and Greg Redpath. In our interviews we chat about their research, their FocalPlane posts and their experiences as correspondents. https://t.co/kabfsINloF
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Our 2024 FocalPlane correspondents - Daniel Doucet, Subhajit Dutta and Greg Redpath - Interviews
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Submit your abstract and apply for a Travel Grant to attend Persister Cells 2025! Taking place in Lyon, this conference will delve into molecular mechanisms, therapeutic targets and emerging clinical implications of cancer persister cells. https://t.co/2uUmQBk71h
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📢The third interview in @SDutta_2904’s ‘Asian Microscopists and Cell Biologists’ interview series is with Huaiying Zhang @lab_zhang. We hear about Huaiying’s career path, her research on condensates and her advice for young scientists. https://t.co/wxJUaQirZN
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Submit your abstract by 13 January for our upcoming virtual conference! Join us in exploring the systemic consequences of cancer: https://t.co/LiROET9Gws
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