Sasha Levy Profile
Sasha Levy

@SashaFLevy

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CSO, BacStitch DNA, Inc.
Joined November 2013
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@SashaFLevy
Sasha Levy
1 year
5/ 🎙️ Curious to learn more? Join us for a webinar on September 26 at 9am Pacific. We will discuss the preprint and explore how BacStitch can transform your access to long and complex DNA constructs. Register now! 👇 https://t.co/Ry6TqjQLRW
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Sasha Levy
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4/ 🧩 The platform’s composability allows the reuse and repurposing of DNA blocks without PCR. It’s DNA programming on a whole new level—perfect for rapid design-build-test cycles.
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Sasha Levy
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3/ 📊 In vivo barcoding of DNA constructs makes sequence verification with Nanopore long-read technology simple and cheap.
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Sasha Levy
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2/ 🌐 We’ve demonstrated assembly of DNA constructs up to 23 kb, overcoming common challenges like high GC content and secondary structure. Perfect for tackling biosynthetic gene clusters and repeat sequences!
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Sasha Levy
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1/ 🔬 The platform accelerates DNA engineering by seamlessly stitching DNA blocks together in cell arrays or pools. It’s ideal for large assembly projects.
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Sasha Levy
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🚀🧬 I’m excited to announce that we just published a preprint on our DNA SCRIVENER platform, a high-throughput in vivo DNA stitching tool that simplifies large and complex DNA construct assembly. https://t.co/seVn7OTYod👇
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To reduce the operational friction and scale DNA engineering, we report here an in vivo DNA assembly technology platform called SCRIVENER ( S equential C onjugation and R ecombination for I n V ivo E...
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@SashaFLevy
Sasha Levy
1 year
5/ 🎙️ Curious to learn more? Join us for a webinar on September 26 at 9am Pacific. We will discuss the preprint and explore how BacStitch can transform your access to long and complex DNA constructs. Register now! 👇 https://t.co/Ry6TqjQLRW
bacstitchdna.com
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@SashaFLevy
Sasha Levy
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4/ 🧩 The platform’s composability allows the reuse and repurposing of DNA blocks without PCR. It’s DNA programming on a whole new level—perfect for rapid design-build-test cycles.
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@SashaFLevy
Sasha Levy
1 year
3/ 📊 In vivo barcoding of DNA constructs makes sequence verification with Nanopore long-read technology simple and cheap.
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@SashaFLevy
Sasha Levy
1 year
2/ 🌐 We’ve demonstrated assembly of DNA constructs up to 23 kb, overcoming common challenges like high GC content and secondary structure. Perfect for tackling biosynthetic gene clusters and repeat sequences!
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@SashaFLevy
Sasha Levy
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1/ 🔬 The platform accelerates DNA engineering by seamlessly stitching DNA blocks together in cell arrays or pools. It’s ideal for large assembly projects.
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@EhrenreichIan
Ian Ehrenreich
2 years
New paper from our lab on genome-scale analysis of interactions between genetic perturbations and natural genetic variants. Congrats on the nice work, Joe! Great collaboration with the @SashaFLevy and @LarsMSteinmetz labs. https://t.co/IptOSUIo6U
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Nature Communications - Here the authors investigate the interactions between genetic perturbations and segregating loci on a genome scale in yeast using barcoded CRISPRi. Strains’ responses...
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Sasha Levy
2 years
Lots of cool findings, including the identification and characterization of hub loci that control the phenotypic effects of many perturbations. Here's the pdf:
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Sasha Levy
2 years
It uses genomic double barcoding to assay for interactions between genetic perturbations and segregating genetic loci at a massive scale.
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Sasha Levy
2 years
New paper in Nature Communications. This is the last from an awesome collaboration with Ian Ehrenreich's lab at USC when I was at Stanford.
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Nature Communications - Interactions between genetic perturbations and segregating loci can cause perturbations to show different phenotypic effects across genetically distinct individuals. To...
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Sasha Levy
2 years
New paper in Nucleic Acids Research. We use in vivo barcoding to reduce the cost and hands-on time of library prep for Oxford Nanopore plasmid sequencing. https://t.co/uEGo5gaySV
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@SashaFLevy
Sasha Levy
2 years
Our new startup in South San Francisco is hiring a Staff Scientist, Bacterial Engineering R&D, to help develop a technology platform to engineer DNA at scale. Reach out to me with a CV if interested.
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@EhrenreichIan
Ian Ehrenreich
4 years
Genetic background influences the additive, dominance, and epistatic effects of many polymorphisms, including those large effect loci that always show up in mapping studies and appear 'additive'. Congrats Takeshi Matsui, @MartinMullis2, and @SashaFLevy. https://t.co/Loeb6ypBqQ
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Nature Communications - Heritable traits can be affected by additive, dominance, and epistatic effects at genetic loci. Here, the authors use chromosomally-encoded barcodes to perform linkage...
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