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Pratik

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“Be curious, not judgmental, and above all, be kind”

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@tangming2005
Ming "Tommy" Tang
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Whole-genome landscapes of 1,364 breast cancers https://t.co/S61SlixAHu
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@NatureBiotech
Nature Biotechnology
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2025: research in review https://t.co/36ShziKQS4
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@NatureBiotech
Nature Biotechnology
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Pooled genetic CRISPR screening is improved in complex models through leveraging internal controls https://t.co/EWXKKAHDOr https://t.co/1EeiRTfh8h
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Nature Biotechnology - Pooled genetic CRISPR screening is improved in complex models through leveraging internal controls.
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@aditharun_
Adith Arun
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p53 mutations are found in 36% of tumors and contribute to the development and progression of cancer. We have tried to develop anti-cancer therapies against p53 mutant tumors before but have been unsuccessful (see https://t.co/FWch4Q7WAG). In a recent paper, @Sadagopan_A,
@aditharun_
Adith Arun
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trials of anti-cancer p53 drugs: basically nothing has worked so far - ph 1/2 PC14586 (p53-Y220C refolder) in advanced solid tumors w/ Y220C mutation. Monotherapy in patients ORR 33% in Phase 2, still ongoing, and 43% ORR in ovarian cancer patients. A lot of partial responses.
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@NikoMcCarty
Niko McCarty.
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The model of gene expression taught in school is highly misleading! Transcription factors are proteins that bind to DNA and then help repress, or activate, the expression of genes. Cells have hundreds of different types of transcription factors, each tuned to regulate different
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@UGrewalMD
Udhayvir Grewal
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This paper is an absolute masterclass in pancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms and a great one to keep going back to- highly recommend! https://t.co/OVASBVnLGb
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@MenonBioPhysics
Gautam Menon
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This is brilliant. I didn't know such a technique existed. An example of how scientific breakthroughs are led by the invention of new methods.
@NikoMcCarty
Niko McCarty.
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It is possible to locate and count populations of cells inside the body using ultrasound. This is, imo, one of the most exciting biotechnologies today. Here is how it works: > First, visible light cannot be used to measure things deep inside tissue because it doesn't easily
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@Merck
Merck
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An antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) is a complex molecule designed to target and destroy cancer cells through the transport & delivery of chemotherapy.
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@davidrliu
David R. Liu
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Today in @Nature we report a new prime editing strategy that can rescue a common cause of many genetic diseases in a disease-agnostic manner. This approach converts a redundant endogenous tRNA into an optimized suppressor tRNA, enabling a single prime edit to rescue premature
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@tangming2005
Ming "Tommy" Tang
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GeneRanger is a web-server application that provides access to processed data about the expression of human genes and proteins across human cell types, tissues, and cell lines from several atlases. https://t.co/g8Z01tx5jO
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@Satpathology
Ansu Satpathy
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Excited to introduce CRISPR-All! – a flexible, high-throughput framework that combines virtually any perturbation modality (CRISPRko, CRISPRi, CRISPRa, shRNA, knock-in, base/prime editing, etc.) in the same cell, at scale. Paired with single-cell RNA-seq @10xGenomics and rich
@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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@razoralign
antisense.
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CyteType: Multi-agent AI enables evidence-based cell annotation in single-cell transcriptomics https://t.co/0SUBnHmw8r
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@fabian_theis
Fabian Theis
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🚀 Prophet v3 is out! AI that predicts how cells respond to genetic & chemical perturbations across readouts. Now scales to 1.9 M molecules + in vitro validation of melanoma-specific hits 🧬💊 📄 https://t.co/JTd0VQUXls #AI #Biology #DeepLearning
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@TataMemorial
Tata Memorial Hospital
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Proud to share that our staff published 44 papers in Sept, including in @NEJM, @TheLancet, @JAMASurgery, and @JCO_ASCO, advancing India’s and the world’s fight against cancer through research and collaboration. @ACTREC_TMC @TMC_Varanasi @CRI_ACTREC @HBCHRC_Punjab @HBCHRCVIZAG
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@razoralign
antisense.
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A gene program dictionary of human cells https://t.co/UQtaPFxbc5
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@GallowayLabMIT
Katie Galloway
2 months
🤔How do you design a promoter for stable titration of expression? 💡Try programmable promoter editing with DIAL! 📰Now published at @NatureBiotech 🧵 [1/n] 🔗 below
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@FaltasLab
Dr. Bishoy M. Faltas
2 months
📢 Excited to share the latest from our lab: we discovered a new synthetic-lethal vulnerability in cancer cells with APOBEC3A activity and its underlying mechanism 🔧🧩 -APOBEC3A induces DNA double-strand breaks🧬✂️🧬 - APOBEC3A shifts double-strand DNA break repair towards
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@tangming2005
Ming "Tommy" Tang
2 months
Predicting drug responses of unseen cell types through transfer learning with foundation models https://t.co/jvza2nbpA9
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@ohyilmaz
Omer Yilmaz
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Our team designed a “dual-warhead” drug that links platinum to doxorubicin to tackle one of cancer’s toughest problems — chemoresistance. It keeps chemo inside cancer cells longer and boosts effectiveness. 🔗
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@KevinKaichuang
Kevin K. Yang 楊凱筌
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Are you a PhD student interested in machine learning and biology or health? Come do an internship with me, @avapamini, @alexijielu, @lorin_crawford, or Kristen Severson at @msrne! Applications are due Dec 1: make sure you include a research statement! https://t.co/HfyZshDtof
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