Excited for #Deaminet! Registration is open join leaders in RNA editing & deamination research,Secure your spot before we hit capacity:  https://t.co/ciGX3U0qZ1 ( https://t.co/YSIqigg5JS). Top sponsors, amazing sessions, & a collaborative community. Don’t miss out bring your lab!

Excited for #Deaminet! Registration is open join leaders in RNA editing & deamination research,Secure your spot before we hit capacity:  https://t.co/ciGX3U0qZ1 ( https://t.co/YSIqigg5JS). Top sponsors, amazing sessions, & a collaborative community. Don’t miss out bring your lab!

New paper dropped! Led by @ThosVarley and Pai Vaibhav, we show that flows of information within a #xenobot resemble flows of information observed in adult human brains. Thomas provides caveats and context below. w/ @drmichaellevin, Caitlin Grasso, & Jeantine Lunshof.

Another crazy breakthrough Scientists at Monash University have created a tiny fluid based chip that behaves like neural pathways of the brain, potentially opening the door to a new generation of computers. A coin sized chip made from a metal organic framework (MOF) can channel

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Huge thanks to the Minneapolis City Soccer Club! This year’s Gene Party raised $7,500 for the UMN Center for Genome Engineering! 🧬⚽️ @mplscitysc @umncge

Targets of protective immunity and opportunities in hepatitis C virus vaccine development

This protein could be used to sense magnetic fields and temperatures inside individual cells. https://t.co/NR2QZMyJ1r

Now online! IL-25-induced memory type 2 innate lymphoid cells enforce mucosal immunity

Following injury from a heart attack, immune cells called neutrophils release a peptide that punctures stressed heart cells and destabilizes their electrical activity. This triggers life-threatening arrhythmias. These findings in Science offer a novel explanation—and potential

SCGE researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept of multiorgan mutation correction in cystic fibrosis using peptide nucleic acids encapsulated in polymeric nanoparticles and delivered systemically in utero. #PublicationFriday https://t.co/c4JO8jRAxU

Even as we approach 3 years without Chris, we often find ourselves reminiscing on memories with him. His family asked us to share an invitation to his upcoming memorial on October 12. If you would like to attend, please RSVP using this form: https://t.co/r1Ob9VPpv4

Longevity gene therapy paper retracted. First retraction for George Church. Situation involved BioViva, co. headed by unlikely longevity figure Liz Parrish. Best quote from co-author: “I have retired and I am in Greenland. I do not have to talk to you.” https://t.co/aAizHc5X6G

Huge 3D Printing Breakthrough! Caltech is printing metal atom by atom. A hydrogel scaffold soaked in metal salts becomes the blueprint, the gel burns away, and oxygen is stripped in a hydrogen-rich chamber, leaving alloys crafted with surgical precision. They can change metal

Un-TIL It’s Cured: The MN TIL Alliance is set for Friday, July 25th from 4:00–7:00 PM. @2231 6th Street SE Minneapolis, MN 55455 Building Abbreviation: CCRB Building ID: 01-153

Now, we’re building a Minnesota based TIL alliance—Un-TIL It’s Cured—uniting researchers, nonprofits, and industry leaders to accelerate TIL therapy together. We’re excited to share that the kick-off event for Un-TIL It’s Cured: The MN TIL Alliance

Minnesota based TIL alliance—Un-TIL It’s Cured : We are working to advance Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocyte (TIL) therapy, a powerful approach showing real promise, for advanced solid tumor cancers. https://t.co/jHIGy3oXK1

SCGE researchers develop a base editing approach exploiting a naturally occurring CD33 single nucleotide polymorphism leading to removal of full-length CD33 surface expression on edited cells. #PublicationFriday https://t.co/UkMvuu5BYT

📰New paper from the lab! Using our transgenic TCR model we reveal that T cell beta-selection can be bypassed via a γδ TCR alternative path that allows T cell maturation to continue. This path appears highly dependent on IL-7 signaling. Read here! https://t.co/uZVFAO6uJY

Stronger legs are associated with larger brain volume & slower cognitive decline. 🧵1/7