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Jenny Luppino, PhD

@jloops22

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Post-doc in the @TjianDarzacq lab, UC Berkeley. Previously a grad student with @ericjoycelab at Penn. Obsessed with chromosomes.

Berkeley, CA
Joined May 2016
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@jloops22
Jenny Luppino, PhD
4 years
New preprint alert! πŸ””πŸ””πŸ”” Check out the tweetorial below and BioRxiv for the full manuscript!
@ericjoycelab
Eric Joyce
4 years
What happens to chromatin folding and transcription when two opposing cohesin regulators, NIPBL and WAPL, are depleted? Please check out our new preprint led by @jloops22 where this simple question yielded some very surprising results 🧡 https://t.co/gGljdMNmeL
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@SHugelier
Siewert Hugelier
1 year
Interested in a fully automatic analysis pipeline to quantify and classify your 2D and 3D Single-Molecule Localization Microscopy (SMLM) data in an unbiased way? Have a look at our latest work covering ECLiPSE, developed in the @Melike_Lak lab! https://t.co/2lXkhvOZhJ 1/11
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Nature Methods - Enhanced Classification of Localized Point clouds by Shape Extraction (ECLiPSE) is a robust feature extraction and classification pipeline for diverse and heterogeneous structures...
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@EsbinMeagan
Meagan Esbin
1 year
We were certainly surprised to find that in human #placental cells the TF #TFEB does NOT control #lysosome gene expr. but instead regulates the expr. of Syncytins to control cell-cell fusion! Excited to see my work now (officially) published @GenesDev πŸ‘‰ https://t.co/X9spGPG1K4
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@EsbinMeagan
Meagan Esbin
1 year
I am super excited to be running the Cal Women in Imaging Bootcamp again this year! If you missed us last time, sign up now - it's such a fun way to build community at the beginning of grad school and learn more about microscopes and careers along the way! πŸ”¬πŸ‘©β€πŸ”¬πŸŒˆ Link below πŸ‘‡
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@EsbinMeagan
Meagan Esbin
1 year
#Placenta researchers - Are you a user of #BeWo cells? They’re a great model for cell-cell fusion, but have been a pain to transfect and manipulate genetically. We optimized and wrote a new easy-to-use protocol for #CRISPR editing in BeWo cells using RNPs!
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@scienceLeah
Leah Rosin (Lee-ah Rose-in)
1 year
The first Rosin lab paper it out now in @PLOSGenetics! Feat. postbacs Clio Hockens and Tricia Wang @probpipetting and wrapping up my work with @The_Lei_Team Chr. seg. during spermatogenesis occurs through a center-kinetic mechanism in holocentric moths https://t.co/Shhyc8T9Kj
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@OdedRechavi
Oded Rechavi
1 year
Phase separation
@AMAZlNGNATURE
Nature is Amazing ☘️
1 year
What do you suppose they are talking about?
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@SedonaMurphy
Dr. Sedona Murphy
2 years
Seeking someone looking for a two-year postbac position to get my group up and running at Yale University! We will be utilizing chromatin tracing and other multiplexed imaging approaches to study the relationship between 3D genome organization and epigenetic memory in embryos!
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@SangyaAgarwal
Sangya Agarwal
2 years
Thank you @scientia_social for highlighting our work in this outreach article! @carlhjune #CARTcelltherapy
@scientia_social
Scientia
2 years
Discover Dr. Sangya Agarwal's strides in enhancing blood cancer treatment! https://t.co/IpNvDZg7Ch Read more: https://t.co/egJqlV63lI @SangyaAgarwal @PennMedicine #CancerResearch #MedicalInnovation
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@EsbinMeagan
Meagan Esbin
2 years
New study on #transcription regulation in human #placenta development - we find that the transcription factor #TFEB is required for the differentiation of a fusing cell type in the placenta (syncytiotrophoblasts) by controlling cell-cell fusion! https://t.co/Mj2tg2Dnkn 🧡
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During human development, a subset of differentiating fetal cells form a temporary organ, the placenta, which invades the uterine wall to support nutrient, oxygen, and waste exchange between the...
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@jonathanpkarr
Jonathan P. Karr
2 years
So this happened while I was vacationing. Jack and I at the @TjianDarzacq lab combined SM imaging with domain chopping (Γ  la classical biochemistry) to determine which bits of p300 make it bind to chromatin in living cells. Turns out it's all about TF binding.
@MolecularCell
Molecular Cell
2 years
Online Now: p300 is an obligate integrator of combinatorial transcription factor inputs https://t.co/FcAFkI3Ek6
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@stephsansbury
Steph Sansbury
2 years
My brilliant, creative, unstoppable friend did very cool work toward even more powerful CART cell therapies:
@SangyaAgarwal
Sangya Agarwal
2 years
Excited to share my Ph.D. work in @carlhjune lab showing uninhibited CD28 co-stimulation via CTLA4 disruption invigorates dysfunctional CART cells https://t.co/vTZJzH3IST
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@SangyaAgarwal
Sangya Agarwal
2 years
Excited to share my Ph.D. work in @carlhjune lab showing uninhibited CD28 co-stimulation via CTLA4 disruption invigorates dysfunctional CART cells https://t.co/vTZJzH3IST
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@TjianDarzacq
Tjian + Darzacq Group
2 years
A major limitation for #genetherapy is delivering large cargo with #AAV. We know that AAV vector DNA concatenates into large episomes in the nucleus, but how does this happen? Led by @annacmaurer we built a system to watch AAV vector genomes in live cells 1/ 🧡
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@jane_skok
Jane Skok
2 years
Excited to announce that registration is now open for the Fourth Annual Meeting on Advances in Nuclear Topology and 3D Chromatin Architecture in Cancer. As always we have a fantastic lineup of speakers!
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@scienceLeah
Leah Rosin (Lee-ah Rose-in)
2 years
Excited to see our latest collaboration with @DrinnenbergLab and @leonidmirny lab looking at interphase genome organization in Bombyx online now!
@The_Lei_Team
The Lei Team
2 years
Freshly posted on bioRxiv, our @ScienceLeah collaborative work with the Drinnenberg and Mirny labs characterizes unique compartment S (Secluded) in the holocentric silkworm moth
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@TjianDarzacq
Tjian + Darzacq Group
2 years
How is chromatin binding of the Type 2 nuclear receptor (T2NR) network regulated? New work out now on @biorxivpreprint led by @DahalLiza w/ @tgwgraham Gina Dailey Alec Heckert @XDarzacq https://t.co/LXiXsK7SrO
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@scienceLeah
Leah Rosin (Lee-ah Rose-in)
2 years
The Rosin Lab is still hiring! We are looking for motivated postbacs and postdocs (fully funded!) to study chromosome dynamics in the germline and soma in insect and mouse models. Our newest recruit arrived in June and she is ready to meet her new labmates ❀️
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@stephsansbury
Steph Sansbury
2 years
I'm really excited to present work from @ophirshalem’s group with my outstanding co-first author Yevgeniy Serebrenik @YSereb to tag and manipulate proteins at scale, which we use to study the #proteome and #proteostasis
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System-level understanding of proteome organization and function requires methods for direct visualization and manipulation of proteins at scale. We developed an approach enabled by high-throughput...
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@jloops22
Jenny Luppino, PhD
2 years
Put this on your "to read" list! Impressive feat led by @dsjpark to screen the druggable genome for regulators of chromatin organization
@dsjpark
Daniel S. Park
2 years
Excited to share our updated HiDRO paper in @nature https://t.co/64LgHLkndq! We used HiDRO to screen for druggable regulators of 3D genome folding. We further characterized a novel noncanonical function of GSK3A in regulating cohesin. Brief summary highlighting what’s new: 1/
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@ericjoycelab
Eric Joyce
2 years
Our HiDRO paper is now published in @Nature https://t.co/pesGp8eLJv Since the preprint, we made a few key additions worth checking out. Thanks to reviewers for their helpful suggestions! Original tweetorial posted below:
@ericjoycelab
Eric Joyce
4 years
(1/n) We are excited to share our new preprint: https://t.co/lBpfTtYLfL Led by @dsjpark we first describe our development of HiDRO for high-throughput DNA or RNA labeling with optimized Oligopaints.
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