Excited to see this out now in @CircAHA ! Grateful to have contributed to this work — check it out below! 👇

Very happy to see this collaboration work out. My lab contributed a bit to help connect the new findings from mouse model to patients

After a heart attack, fibroblasts can transform into fat cells via disrupted TGF-β signaling, driving lipomatous metaplasia—shedding new light on post-MI remodeling! @IzabelaTuleta @EinsteinMed @zhengdy https://t.co/S1xjr48cwc

Simone Biles is now the most decorated US Olympics gymnast, so here is a thread of her as functions y = x

One of the best method acronyms I’ve ever seen

Review discussing the #metacell concept, providing recommendations on when/how to use them & including a tutorial & an integrated pipeline for building & analyzing metacells ➡️ https://t.co/XvSEkaSKdp @GfellerD @Ludwig_Cancer @UNIL #singlecell #genomics

Happy to share a new publication by our talented @EinsteinPhD MD/PhD student @kevinolearyy . We explored if meta cells representing distinct cell states can be used as pseudo replicates when you ONLY have 1-2 replicated samples from scRNA-seq. @Nature_NPJ

Breaking News: Dr. Ruth Gottesman, a former professor, has donated $1 billion to a Bronx medical school, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, with instructions that the gift be used to cover tuition for all students going forward.

WE NEED TO STOP SEEING OURSELVES AS HAVING JUST ONE COMPLETE REFERENCE GENOME BUT INSTEAD HAVING A COLLECTION OF GENOMES WHERE EVERYONE’S DIFFERENCES ARE REPRESENTED. THAT’S WHY RESEARCHERS ARE WORKING TO CREATE A PANGENOME. https://t.co/rT9lhOaXcR

Population geneticist Srilakshmi Raj, Ph.D. (@srimraj), explains how examining #ancestry and #genetic differences between and within groups of people is critical to understanding, preventing, and treating disease, including #cancer.

I’M WONDERING WHEN WE WILL STOP SEEING OURSELVES AS HAVING JUST ONE COMPLETE GENOME BUT INSTEAD HAVING A COLLECTION OF GENOMES WHERE EVERYONE’S DIFFERENCES ARE REPRESENTED.

Roses are red Violets are blue Genomic data should be diverse For the results to be true Happy Valentine's Day!

Merry Christmas! We got you a new telescope. The James Webb Space Telescope launched today, beginning a one-million-mile journey to see 13.5 billion years into the past. Follow @NASAWebb and join the quest to #UnfoldTheUniverse: https://t.co/TlYpoUHdJu

"This is my body, I have to defend it!" 🏠 Reminder: Being vaccinated and boosted is your best line of defense against severe illness from COVID-19. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest info: https://t.co/3vRukdJJEk

🥳🥳🥳 Cheers to UCI alumnus David W.C. MacMillan for winning the 2021 #NobelPrize in Chemistry for his work in developing better catalysts for converting & building molecules. @UCIChemistry @UCIPhysSci https://t.co/XrCDkdNCmR

Congratulations to @EinsteinMed @EinsteinPhD MSTP director Myles Akabas on receiving the 2021 Bert Shapiro Award for outstanding contributions to physician scientist training on the national level https://t.co/cQCl3e3aVh

Has this one been done yet?

Our focus for #MedGeneEd21 today is rare diseases. Currently, healthcare providers only receive a limited education of rare diseases. It can take up to five years to diagnose a patient with a rare disease. Increased education for healthcare providers could improve patient care.

Sometimes you just need to stop and watch the clouds roll by... on Mars. Cloudy days are rare here because the atmosphere is so thin and dry, but I've been keeping my cameras peeled and wanted to share some recent pictures with you. https://t.co/Gtgz9Iu822 (1/4)

This month 21 years ago, Human Genome Project scientists completed a draft sequence of human chromosome 21, the smallest chromosome in the human genome (with less than 300 genes). It may be little, but it is fierce! #TBT