Samir Vaid Profile
Samir Vaid

@vaid_samir

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Developmental Biologist, interested in organogenesis and evolution of organs | Brain | Germ Cells | alumnus @IITKanpur @mpicbg @unige_en @UKGM_Presse

Dresden , Germany
Joined June 2019
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@HiroshiKawasak7
Hiroshi Kawasaki(河崎洋志)
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拡散希望Happy to share our new paper "Evolutionary changes leading to efficient glymphatic circulation in the mammalian brain" in @NatureComms, explaining why our brain is covered with folds, and the cerebral cortex exists. Collaboration with @MechgenLab.
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Nature Communications - The functional consequences of the brain changes during evolution remain unclear. Here, the authors use mathematical modeling and experimental validation to demonstrate a...
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@FrontCellDevBio
Frontiers - Cell Biology
11 months
🧠Studying neurodevelopment? Don’t miss the chance to contribute to this exciting new Research Topic edited by Drs. @vaid_samir, @BigaVeronica, and Doeppner. Explore it here👇 https://t.co/3kVHZn7VTQ 📑Deadline: 30 June 2025
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@MareikeAlbert
Mareike Albert
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💫 Join us! We are looking for an enthusiastic #postdoc! Interested in #epigenetics, #neocortex development, neurodevelopmental #disorders, #evolution, #organoids? Apply until 30 Sep 2024! 4-year fully funded position @CRTDpress Please RT 🙏 https://t.co/WxX0qXgGqZ
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@takashi_namba
Takashi Namba
1 year
@HiroshiKawasak7 おめでとうございます!
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@camillabellone
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1 year
Amazing opportunity to join the @mpi_psychiatry
@mpi_psychiatry
Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry
1 year
📢 We are #hiring! If you would like to spearhead innovative translational research projects in psychiatry, come and join us at the @mpi_psychiatry. We look forward to your application! 👇 💼 https://t.co/nS8VQkJvFF 🔗 https://t.co/EzZ31A2vMT ⌛️ 23. June 2024 🔃Please retweet!
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@vaid_samir
Samir Vaid
1 year
Phenomenal work! Work from @MZG_Lab has always amazed and inspired me (was the first lab that I applied to for postdoc, much before my urge for neurodevelopment took over!). The first two blastomeres contribute unequally to the human embryo: Cell
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cell.com
Labeling and live imaging of human embryos reveal that the majority of the future body originates, mostly, from one of the 2-cell stage blastomeres. Descendants of the first 2-cell stage blastomere...
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@vaid_samir
Samir Vaid
2 years
Despite its dominant, and enduring, impact, we have limited understanding of how maternal environment during pregnancy influences fetal brain development. @Binder_Lab delves into how glucocorticoids shape fetal brain development. Congratulations @Binder_Lab @silvianeurompi
@BorrellLab
Borrell Lab
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Keep calm and make neurons: The effects of glucocorticoids on human cortical neurogenesis: Neuron
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@vaid_samir
Samir Vaid
2 years
How species specific genetic changes helped evolve one of the most complex mammalian organ - the brain? Putting together evolutionary pieces like Lego, great work by @takashi_namba @_LeiXing_ … congratulations to all the authors!!
@takashi_namba
Takashi Namba
2 years
New paper is out! We showed a functional cooperation of a human-specific mitochondrial protein ARHGAP11B and an ape-specific mitochondrial protein GLUD2 in human neural progenitors to expand their number https://t.co/65QGwl2AJL
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@mpi_ie
MPI of Immunobiology & Epigenetics
2 years
🚨 The lab of @AsifaAkhtar1 uncovered in @nature a mechanism that safeguards the biallelic expression of haploinsufficient genes. The epigenetic regulator MSL2 acts as an “anti-monoallelic” factor that maintains biallelic gene dosage. This discovery not only reveals a
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@TomohisaToda
Tomohisa Toda
2 years
Open PhD position @TomohisaToda @MPZ_PhysMed investigating RNA binding proteins in neural epigenomics. Please apply and RT!!
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@maxplanckpress
Max Planck Society
3 years
#NobelPrize for Svante Pääbo! 👏 The director @MPI_EVA_Leipzig in Leipzig is honoured for his pioneering work in the field of #palaeogenetics, of which he is considered the founder. https://t.co/8TZsMhJUag @NobelPrize
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@maxplanckpress
Max Planck Society
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Speechless! HAPPY! Pinching ourselves! #NobelPrize2022 in Physiology or Medicine😁🥳😃🙃🤗😊🤗🙃🥳😃😁😀 🥳😃😁😀🙃🤗😊😆🤣😆Svante Pääbo @MPI_EVA_Leipzig 😆😊🤗@maxplanckpress 🙃😀😁😃🥳😃😀🙃🤗😊🤣😆🤣😊😊🤗🤗🙃🥳😀😆🤗😊🙃🥳😃😀😆😊🤗🙃🙂😄😲😀😁😃🥳🙃🤗😊🤗🙃🥳😃😁😀😲🥳😊 🥳
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@humantechnopole
Human Technopole
3 years
👏👏Congratulations to the 2022 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine winner #Svante Pääbo. The research of our @TavernaElena Group and of the entire HT Neurogenomics Centre relies also on his fundamental teachings.
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@maxplanckpress
Max Planck Society
3 years
Congratulations to #Svante Pääbo, director @ the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology @MPI_EVA_Leipzig on winning this year's #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine! 🙃😁🙃😃🤗 😃🤗🍾🍾🤗🍾🤗🙃
@NobelPrize
The Nobel Prize
3 years
BREAKING NEWS: The 2022 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Svante Pääbo “for his discoveries concerning the genomes of extinct hominins and human evolution.”
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@airindia
Air India
3 years
#FlyAI: Dear passengers, if you have been waiting to hear from us regarding refund of your ticket for awhile now, please click on https://t.co/1ICSpsh1F2 to submit details. Please note, ticket issued by a Travel Agency will be processed directly by the Travel Agency.
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@TavernaElena
elena taverna
3 years
Interested in studying 🔍 the role of traffic and sugar modifications in brain 🧠 development? Here is your chance 🎯 Join my lab @humantechnopole in Milan! #postdocposition #braindevelopment #glycosylation Postdoc - Taverna Group - Human Technopole
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@FeMoraBermudez
Felipe Mora Bermúdez
3 years
We neanderthalized the kinetochore! So happy to finally share our paper comparing modern human and ancestralized mitosis With the Huttner & Pääbo labs & great collaborators @mpicbg @MPI_EVA_Leipzig @tudresden_de #Neanderthal #brain #stemcells #organoids
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Neural stem cells in modern humans have a longer metaphase and fewer chromosome errors compared with Neanderthals and chimpanzees.
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