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Genetic Engineer☯ lncRNA Biology🔄 Cardiovascular❤ Zebrafish🐟 Genomics🔬 Rare disease💉| Exploring the unknown 👻|

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@gyanranjan2197
GYAN RANJAN
1 year
🚨🚨I am excited to share that my PhD work is now published in @emboreports! 🎉 We uncovered the role of novel SCAR-6 elncRNA locus in coagulation and vascular function. https://t.co/iNenG0Dkdb ♥️🐟🩸
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embopress.org
imageimageProZ-PZI inhibits coagulation factor X (F10) and has a role in maintaining hemostasis in vivo. The syntenic scar-6 locus produces a scar-6 elncRNA, inhibits prozb/scar-6 looping and prozb...
@gyanranjan2197
GYAN RANJAN
1 year
📢New Preprint alert!🚨 Excited to share my PhD work! SCAR-6 elncRNA locus epigenetically regulates PROZ and modulates coagulation and vascular function. https://t.co/nyiGdHqp74 from @sridharsivasubb @vinodscaria lab @IGIBSocial #lncRNA #vascular #zebrafish #coagulation
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@DeryaTR_
Derya Unutmaz, MD
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Wow! NanoBanana Pro is incredible! This is a perfect cartoon depicting the activation of a T cell with the full signaling cascade! I only asked it to draw the interaction & show the signaling & it figured out the rest! I am declaring that image-level AGI has now been achieved!
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@Roth_Lab
Roth_Lab
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Excited to present the first major work after starting our lab at Stanford and the Arc this year: CRISPR-All, a unified genetic perturbation language for programming any major type of genetic perturbation simultaneously, in any combination, at genome scale, in human cells.
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@HombreRRo
Román Gonzalez-Prieto
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Our PLAMseq paper is out today in @ScienceAdvances . We developed a TurboID-based protein-genomic approach to map proteins and protein interactions in the genome. Validated with CTCF and RNApolII. Applied to map Histone H1 SUMOylation genomic loci. https://t.co/7wDxkMLt2E
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science.org
PLAMseq enables performance of genomics and proteomics of chromatin-associated proteins and protein interactions simultaneously.
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@andrewwhite01
Andrew White 🐦‍⬛
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After two years of work, we’ve made an AI Scientist that runs for days and makes genuine discoveries. Working with external collaborators, we report seven externally validated discoveries across multiple fields. It is available right now for anyone to use. 1/5
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@MariosGeorgakis
Marios Georgakis
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The functional impact of 17,000 (!) missense LDLR variants on LDLR cell-surface abundance and LDL uptake and their effects on hyperlipidemia phenotypes @ScienceMagazine
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@joe_pickrell
Joe Pickrell
1 month
New Roche sequencer being tested for same-day genome interpretation in neonatal ICUs: "In the case of blood samples that arrived at the laboratory by 7 a.m., we obtained an interpreted report between 2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. the same day." https://t.co/1wt1Z10QjH
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@mbeisen
Michael Eisen
1 month
Finally, someone has solved a real problem with AI! No more having to take a paper in the format for a journal that rejected you, and reformat it for a new journal. Well done!! https://t.co/J5HekY1Pc0
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@gyanranjan2197
GYAN RANJAN
2 months
Grateful to be part of this exciting study and collaborate with a fantastic team of @MotianiRaj1 lab in exploring the interconnected roles of ORAI3, NFATc1, and MARCH8 in understanding of cancer biology. #CancerResearch #zebrafish
@MotianiRaj1
Rajender Motiani
2 months
Delighted to share that the recent work from our lab has been published in @embojournal! https://t.co/sVcAvHW5Tg
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@BrandesNadav
Nadav Brandes
3 months
Latest genomic AI models report near-perfect prediction of pathogenic variants (e.g. AUROC>0.97 for Evo2). We ran extensive independent evals and found these figures are true, but very misleading. A breakdown of our new preprint: 🧵
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@MitoPsychoBio
Martin Picard
3 months
Some mitochondria puff out their content into the cytoplasm, exhibiting localized membrane distentions. This may contribute to inflammatory responses, for examples.
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@vinodscaria
Vinod Scaria
4 months
I am always amazed by the diversity of wrong ideas clinicians have about #VUS Today's one is unique- a clinician (a senior one) telling me that VUS is a low quality variant , and is there in the report because it was possibly not covered deep enough. #MedTwitter #genetics 1/3
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@WelchFoundation
The Welch Foundation
5 months
Principal Investigator Joshua Mendell (@Mendell_lab) and researchers at @UTSWMedCenter highlight the functional versatility of snoRNA sequences and expand the known mechanisms through which noncoding RNAs orchestrate ribosome biogenesis.
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cell.com
Cancer cells frequently enhance ribosome production to support rapid growth. Here, Lee et al. demonstrate that an isoform of lncRNA CRNDE containing an ultraconserved element (CRNDEUCE) promotes 60S...
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@MariaErmolaev13
Maria Ermolaeva
5 months
First, Google DeepMind put structural biologists out of work, and now it's coming for the jobs of bioinformaticians doing genome analysis: a preprint reveals AlphaGenome, the little brother of AlphaFold.
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biorxiv.org
Deep learning models that predict functional genomic measurements from DNA sequence are powerful tools for deciphering the genetic regulatory code. Existing methods trade off between input sequence...
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@MariosGeorgakis
Marios Georgakis
5 months
Perturb-seq enables analyses of the single-cell transcriptomic underpinnings of gene knockouts❗️ X-Atlas/Orion is a publicly available dataset that scales perturb-seq to unprecedented levels👇 [1/4]
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@ry_saty
Finnish Atherosclerosis Society (SATY ry)
5 months
It’s a wrap! Big thanks to all the speakers and attendees for sharing great science and vibrant networking at the Finnish Society of Atherosclerosis meeting during the last two days. See you next year in Turku, June 11–12, 2026! 🇫🇮🫀 #Atherosclerosis
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@KaikkonenLab
Kaikkonen Lab
6 months
I'm co-Guest Editing a special Collection in @GenomeMedicine with @clintomics and we warmly invite you to submit your work! From #multiomics & #AI to #regenerative medicine - this Collection focuses on decoding #CardiometabolicDisease @https://biomedcentral.com/collections/5203
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@MariosGeorgakis
Marios Georgakis
8 months
Sharing our new paper on rare damaging CCR2 variants that we found to be associated with protection against atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease🧬🫀❗️ A short thread about the topline findings🧵
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@varshneylab
Gaurav
8 months
Our paper "Optimizing gRNA selection for high-penetrance F0 CRISPR screening for interrogating disease gene function" is now published in @NAR_Open https://t.co/o3WSUnksBv. This work was led by our super postdoc @ShengJiaLin9413 * Several papers on F0 mutagenesis have been
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@nevillesanjana
Neville Sanjana
9 months
🚨📰TWEETORIAL time📰🚨 Excited to share recent work from our lab on noncoding genomics 🔎🧬: High-resolution CRISPR mutagenesis of the MYC TAD (~3 Mb) in 6 different human cancer cell lines https://t.co/jlOwovgYaL
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nature.com
Nature Communications - The oncogene MYC plays a key role in cancer initiation and progression. Using thousands of CRISPR perturbations, the authors investigate regulators of MYC in six different...
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@MitoPsychoBio
Martin Picard
10 months
If you want to explore your favorite mitochondrial gene, function, or pathway in different human tissues and organs, have a look at the first version of https://t.co/KunIRe7DzP Feedback welcome!
@MitoPsychoBio
Martin Picard
10 months
All mitochondria in your body comes from the same "mother" population in the egg/oocyte, later differentiating into distinct mitochondrial phenotypes or "mitotypes" (like cell types) In the end, we are made of dozens of different specialized mitotypes New preprint where
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