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Plant Molecular Biologist Plant pathology

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@nehashukla041
Neha Shukla
7 months
Ever wanted to watch a live plant drama? From glowing chromosomes to cell division drama, it's #PlantScience meets sci-fi! A fascinating study led by Valuchova et al. used advanced light sheet fluorescence microscopy to capture meiosis in real time. @SonaValuchova
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@NobelPrize
The Nobel Prize
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“For a scientific career the most important elements are good teachers and mentors […] not only during early years as student and postdoc, but throughout the entire career of a scientist.” - medicine laureate Thomas Südhof. #NobelPrize Photo: Christopher Michel
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@ScienceMagazine
Science Magazine
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"Productivity, I’ve come to see, is not measured only by research papers and grants. It is also sustained by presence, rest, and the relationships that give meaning to the work." #ScienceWorkingLife https://t.co/wdvcDr1qMt
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@Nature
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Obituary: Hamilton Smith (1931-2025) molecular biologist who co-discovered precise molecular scissors for cutting DNA https://t.co/vCurAWU133
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Neha Shukla
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Deserved acknowledgement that, without Franklin’s data, “the formulation of our structure would have been most unlikely, if not impossible”. - Crick and Watson
@Nature
nature
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Getting Rosalind Franklin’s story right is crucial, because she has become a role model for women going into science https://t.co/wR8fBl5cNJ
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@career_re
Re-energising Your Career
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@marklewismd
Mark Lewis, MD, FASCO
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And almost 3 decades later, in 2011, I prescribed immunotherapy for the very first time in my career and watched a patient’s melanoma melt away The gap between advances in basic science and progress in the clinic can be long but, without research, we won’t move forward at all!
@NobelPrize
The Nobel Prize
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#OTD in 1982 laureate James Allison published a paper in the Journal of Immunology identifying the protein structure of the T cell receptor, a previously mysterious ignition switch for immune response. His research led to a new way to treat cancer by using our own immune
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@christophertape
Chris Tape
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Paul Nurse describing the main job of a PI (From ‘The Thinking Game’, 2024)
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@EvolutionVU
EvolutionVU
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What can we learn from Natural History Museums? @CorrieMoreau gives some examples! #evolution #scicomm #museums @ncse_science
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@NatureBiotech
Nature Biotechnology
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Selective RNA sequestration in biomolecular condensates directs cell fate transitions https://t.co/Du9Ytd5qRB
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@ScienceMagazine
Science Magazine
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Most researchers have nothing on Larry Richardson. Racking up more than 130 citations in 4 years, he seemed like a scientific superstar in the making. Except the studies were gibberish—and Larry is a cat. This “exercise in absurdity” is an eye-opening look at byzantine world of
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@RichardDawkins
Richard Dawkins
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The paperback of #TheGeneticBookOfTheDead is out today. Our bodies and genomes are living archives preserving clues to the ancient worlds in which they evolved. Every animal, plant, fungus, bacterium, you and me—each of us is a book, waiting to be read. https://t.co/AbO6fBein2
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@OdedRechavi
Oded Rechavi
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BIG ANNOUNCEMENT📣: I haven’t been this excited to be part of something new in 15 years… Thrilled to reveal the passion project I’ve been working on for the past year and a half!🙀🥳 It started from my frustration with the depressing effect that the current publishing system has
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@Nature
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Conservationists debate the pros and cons of using synthetic biology techniques to alter wild species. https://t.co/LBh1MsiqqP
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Nature - Conservationists debate the pros and cons of using synthetic-biology techniques to alter wild species.
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@AsimovPress
Asimov Press
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Is the cell a computer? Here's what Michael Elowitz ( @ElowitzLab ) had to say in a prior interview: "The computer analogy is a double-edged sword. The analogy is useful in the sense that a cell is a programmable device that can do many different things. And the closest thing
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@DrHikov
Lee Hickey
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Game-changer in plant breeding? Instead of building complex robots for delicate flowers, researchers used CRISPR to engineer "robot-friendly" plants to automate crossing in tomato & soybean We explore this breakthrough in our @NaturePlants commentary ⬇️ https://t.co/pHeMpsF94N
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@salkinstitute
Salk Institute
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How do plants know when to flower? 🌻 Salk scientists just discovered a genetic mechanism for how plants coordinate their flowering with optimal light and temperature conditions. The genetic module effectively works as a 'coincidence detector,' linking the presence of blue light
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@MolecularCell
Molecular Cell
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Online Now: Rapid UPF1 depletion illuminates the temporal dynamics of the NMD-regulated human transcriptome https://t.co/6ClDWG9bP7
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@EvolutionVU
EvolutionVU
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Teaching evolution takes courage, creativity, and conviction. Hear from @GaleSinatra, @CorrieMoreau, and Wesley Roberts in Session V: Teaching #Evolution at the #Scopes100 Symposium. 🎥 Full talks on YouTube! #ScienceCommunication @ncse
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@nehashukla041
Neha Shukla
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What does a city mean after 8 years of living, learning, and changing in it? For me, Brno has been more than streets, it’s been a second home. Here’s my poem, written for the city. #Life #MyJourney #LifeStories #poem https://t.co/yILiqBiSF9
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What does a city mean after 8 years of living, learning, and changing in it. For me, Brno has been more than streets, it’s been a second…
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Neha Shukla
4 months
An interesting conversation. Worth listening if you want to learn more about being human. “Many more than just one, gave rise to humans”. History of evolution of humans is messy and our DNA contains bits and parts of multiple ancestors.
@DubladJitender
Jitender Dublad
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New podcast ep. w/ Agustín Fuentes (@Anthrofuentes), prof. of anthropology @Princeton and author of "The Creative Spark". We debunk evolution myths & explore what makes us human - cooperation, creativity, & cultural constructs like race & gender. Links: https://t.co/jkafFA8O7I
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