Albert E. Almada Profile
Albert E. Almada

@albertealmada

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Assistant Professor @USC @KeckMedUSC @USCStemCell | @Harvard @MIT @UCIrvine alum

Los Angeles, CA
Joined March 2016
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@CrumpLab
Crump Lab
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The outer ear is a mammalian innovation but where did it come from? In our study in @Nature, @MathiThiru95 and colleagues find that the outer ear arose from modification of an ancestral gill program first originating in marine invertebrates. https://t.co/i05me2SXI4 1/n
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@USCStemCell
USC Stem Cell
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A warm welcome to Dr. Charles (Chuck) Murry, the new Chair of the Department of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine and Director of the Eli and Edythe Broad Center for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Medicine at USC! @USCStemCell @KeckSchool_USC
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@YuliaShwartz
Yulia Shwartz
2 years
Are you passionate about unraveling the mysteries of stem cell regulation? The Shwartz Lab is recruiting talented and driven Postdoctoral Research Associates to embark on an exciting journey to study skin stem cell regulation with us!
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@GiorgiaQuadrato
Giorgia Quadrato
2 years
We are delighted that our work, which describes non-synaptic function of Syngap1 in human cortical neurogenesis, has now been published in Nature Neuroscience https://t.co/I3hUAjzztU led by incredibly talented @MarcellaBirtele @DossoAshley
@GiorgiaQuadrato
Giorgia Quadrato
4 years
📢 Excited and proud to share our first preprint! We discovered a novel function for the autism-associated gene SYNGAP1 at the early stages of human cortical neurogenesis. Work co-lead by the very talented @MarcellaBirtele postdoc and @DossoAshley PhD candidate in our lab🧵 1/8
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@USCStemCell
USC Stem Cell
2 years
Variants of #SYNGAP1, an autism-linked gene previously thought only to affect synapses, may disrupt early brain development. The findings from the lab of @GiorgiaQuadrato appear in @NatureNeuro. @cureSYNGAP1 @USCStemCell @KeckSchool_USC https://t.co/nUwKJWPtYY
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@DigbijayMahat
Digbijay Mahat
2 years
I am thrilled to share our work on nascent RNA sequencing in single cells. I hope it will unlock the study of enhancer-gene coordination at the single-cell level. Single-cell nascent RNA sequencing using click-chemistry unveils coordinated transcription
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biorxiv.org
Transcription is the primary regulatory step in gene expression. Divergent transcription initiation from promoters and enhancers produces stable RNAs from genes and unstable RNAs from enhancers[1][...
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@VillaltaLab
Armando Villalta
2 years
We are seeking a molecular biologist to work on chimeric antigen receptors. Email me at villalts@uci.edu if interested. More detail below: https://t.co/pkUdKdbd2l
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jobrxiv.org
Post a job in 3min, or find thousands of job offers like this one at jobRxiv!
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@DigbijayMahat
Digbijay Mahat
2 years
Mentoring is a mutual learning arrangement. The talented trainees make it a breeze. 🙏🏼
@kochinstitute
Koch Institute at MIT
2 years
“Science without the overarching purpose to improve society for future generations is inconsequential.” Sharp Lab postdoc @DigbijayMahat talks to @MIT_Spectrum about the transformative power of mentorship. https://t.co/3v2k1Eeleq
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@jdoles99
Jason Doles
2 years
Excited to see this story driven by @aneesha_dg now out in @PNASNews. Thanks to all collaborators here at IU and at Mayo Clinic for making this work possible. @IUCancerCenter @IUICMH @MayoClinic @MayoGradSchool
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Aneesha Dasgupta
2 years
Just published! A potential “goldilocks” target in the TGF-beta pathway in cancer cachexia.This one is special. It’s my first co-corresponding paper with @jdoles99.I’m happy to introduce the very talented Daniel Gibbard to #myotwitter https://t.co/wmVrwyCtIQ @IUCancerCenter
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@albertealmada
Albert E. Almada
2 years
I am super proud of my first PhD student, Alma Zuniga Munoz, who was awarded the 2023 HHMI Gilliam Fellowship! Check out this article that highlights Alma’s scientific trajectory. Fight on! @HHMINEWS #GilliamFellows @USCStemCell @KeckSchool_USC https://t.co/2kgfhS4LNl
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stemcell.keck.usc.edu
Alma Zuniga Munoz, a student in USC’s PhD program in Development, Stem Cells, and Regeneration, is used to being the first. She’s a first-generation American, the first member of her extended family...
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@mbarnalab
Barna Lab
2 years
https://t.co/ziFUAPCbCx I'm excited to share with you our latest research on protein synthesis and tissue regeneration led by our amazing former postdoc @OZhulyn who is now an assistant professor @SickKids
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@t_cheung
Tom Cheung
2 years
Pleased to share our new paper "Restoration of CPEB4 prevents #muscle stem cell #senescence during #aging"! Congrats to Wenshu Zeng and Wenxin Zhang who put together this incredible amount of work! @Dev_Cell https://t.co/5s7XKr1Z1N
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Zeng and Zhang et al. analyze a pre-senescent proteome and identify an impaired mitochondrial proteome and activity in geriatric muscle stem cells. Mitochondrial defects induce cellular senescence,...
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@KraussLab
Krauss Lab🐣🔬
2 years
🗣🎙WE'RE HIRING! The Krauss lab is recruiting a postdoc to study cytoskeletal regulation in muscle stem cell quiescence and activation. The community at @IcahnMountSinai is vibrant, collaborative, and passionate! Please RT and share with colleagues🤩
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@LindstromLab
Nils Lindstrom
2 years
Looking for a new Research Technician to join the Lindstrom Lab! Lots of opportunities to grown in this position. The research is at the intersect of studying how organs form and making artificial kidneys from stem cells. https://t.co/kiKevTPNEE
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@wu_xuebing
Xuebing Wu
3 years
Excited to share our new paper published online at @nature! Congrats to the team, led by super talented students @JordanKesner1 and @chen_ziheng_cmu
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@vahabsoleimani
Vahab Soleimani
3 years
Thrilled to share our paper just out @NatureComms. The expression of nearly half of all age-altered genes in muscle stem cells (MuSCs) from aged mice can be restored (transcriptionally rejuvenated) by their in vivo exposure to a young niche environment.
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