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Xianjun Dong

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Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School, Director of Genomics and Bioinformatics at Brigham and Women's Hospital

Boston, MA
Joined September 2009
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@MarcoVarrone
Marco Varrone
2 years
Excited that our paper "CellCharter reveals spatial cell niches associated with tissue remodeling and cell plasticity" is finally out! 🎉 A spatial clustering method for any type of spatial proteomics, transcriptomics, or even epigenomics data! https://t.co/CuI1X3UpsE
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Nature Genetics - CellCharter is a flexible, platform-agnostic method for identifying cell niches in spatially resolved data. Analysis of lung cancers demonstrates the importance of considering...
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@sterding
Xianjun Dong
5 years
RIP José Luis! Thanks for your generous support in my career development and insightful discussion in science.
@NeilShubin
Neil Shubin
5 years
With crushing sadness: my colleague and dear friend. Far too soon. RIP José Luis Gómez Skarmeta.
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Xianjun Dong
5 years
Excited to be a part of this effort! @BrighamWomens @harvardmed #Parkinsonsdisease
@ASAP_Research
Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s
5 years
Learn more about the teams that make up our Collaborative Research Network here:
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@ASAP_Research
Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s
5 years
Learn more about the teams that make up our Collaborative Research Network here:
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parkinsonsroadmap.org
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@sterding
Xianjun Dong
5 years
We are hiring a Computational Biologist. Please help to spread.
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@propublica
ProPublica
6 years
“It first struck me how different it was when I saw my first coronavirus patient go bad. I was like, Holy shit, this is not the flu. Watching this relatively young guy, gasping for air, pink frothy secretions coming out of his tube.” https://t.co/Pd2WmIQoXj
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“It first struck me how different it was when I saw my first coronavirus patient go bad. I was like, Holy shit, this is not the flu. Watching this relatively young guy, gasping for air, pink frothy...
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@carninci
Piero Carninci
6 years
At least 5C need for success in science: curiosity, challenge, concentration, confidence, continuing (despite failures).
@NobelPrize
The Nobel Prize
6 years
What qualities do you need to be a successful scientist? 2018 Medicine Laureate Tasuku Honjo shares what he believes are the "three c's": curiosity, courage, challenge. #NobelPrize
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@sterding
Xianjun Dong
6 years
A highly recommended resource for learning Bioinformatics
@aaronquinlan
Aaron Quinlan
6 years
I am teaching Applied Computational Genomics (geared towards early stage graduate students) again this semester. I am slowly updating the slides and posting recordings to youtube. https://t.co/4w7sVfmGiB
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@aaronquinlan
Aaron Quinlan
6 years
I am teaching Applied Computational Genomics (geared towards early stage graduate students) again this semester. I am slowly updating the slides and posting recordings to youtube. https://t.co/4w7sVfmGiB
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Applied Computational Genomics Course at UU: Spring 2020 - quinlan-lab/applied-computational-genomics
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@sterding
Xianjun Dong
7 years
Can the commuter rail be crappier? This morning is terrible. @MBTA
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@carninci
Piero Carninci
7 years
Wonderful to see that CAGE is useful to identify enhancers in dopaminergic neurons, linking genetic variation to neuropsychiatric traits.
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Nature Neuroscience - The BRAINcode consortium found that tens of thousands of transcribed noncoding elements (TNEs) from the ‘dark matter’ of our genome are active in dopamine neurons....
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@ScienceofPD
The Science of Parkinson's
7 years
In biology, enhancers are region of DNA that are bound by proteins to increase the likelihood of gene transcription. Recently researchers found enhancers active in dopamine neurons that link genetic variation to specific conditions, including #Parkinsons https://t.co/ltyjn4aoUz
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@sterding
Xianjun Dong
7 years
Also check the website for the resource:
@sterding
Xianjun Dong
7 years
Our paper is online! Check this nice piece of work. Thanks for all co-authors and collaborators!
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Xianjun Dong
7 years
Thanks for the explainer! You got the point :)
@DayLabUAB
Jeremy Day
7 years
@BenSaunders This is exciting because it ascribes a functional role to these GWAS hits for the first time, and opens the door for future discovery and characterization of what these enhancers do (which genes they regulate, how the work at the mechanistic level, how they can be regulated, etc)
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@NatalieTelis
Natalie Telis
8 years
Following #BoG18 on twitter, def seeing recurring themes (đŸ¶đŸ•đŸ©đŸ˜). Where is all this science happening? To entertain you during lunch: an app to map words in ALL abstracts to ALL authors’ affiliations. https://t.co/1kNYr2dagU tbh it’s beautiful how international #BoG18 is.
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@notSoJunkDNA
Nicolas Robine
8 years
Go home, Alternative splicing. You’re drunk #SashimiPlot
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@hadleywickham
Hadley Wickham
8 years
First pass on all "Advanced #rstats" OO chapters (intro, base, S3, S4, R6, trade-offs) now up at https://t.co/z2GEAhE5r9. Feedback welcomed!
adv-r.hadley.nz
A book created with bookdown.
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