Sandro Baldi

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Sandro Baldi

Sandro Baldi

@5_Baldi

Postdoc in the Becker lab, working on chromatin structure and remodeling in flies, cells and the test tube

München, Bayern Katılım Mart 2018
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Alessandro Scacchetti
Alessandro Scacchetti@lordsga·
LIDAR sees the light! Please have a look at the latest (and my first as a postdoc) preprint from the Bonasio lab. Do you think there are RNAs out there that we haven’t cloned yet? You are not alone. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Karsten Rippe
Karsten Rippe@KarstenRippe·
We find no evidence that the formation of "transcriptional condensates" amplifies gene expression or increases transcription activation tinyurl.com/y56tof9c
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Sandro Baldi@5_Baldi·
@DanielKronauer Will there be a paperback version of the book soon? Looking forward to reading it
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Daniel Kronauer
Daniel Kronauer@DanielKronauer·
Speaking of ant castes... This is still the craziest example out there: the queen and worker of the African driver ant Dorylus molestus. Same genetic information, entirely different developmental outcomes. From Chapter 5 of my Army Ants book: amzn.com/067424155X
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Sandro Baldi@5_Baldi·
"At its best, science is a self-correcting march toward greater knowledge for the betterment of humanity. At its worst, it is a self-interested pursuit of greater prestige at the cost of truth and rigor." hear, hear!
Ed Yong is not here@edyong209

🚨I wrote the Atlantic’s next cover story on the COVIDization of science. No other disease has been scrutinized so intensely, by so much combined intellect, in so brief a time. This piece is about both the victories achieved & the weaknesses exposed. 1/ theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

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Tanentzapf Lab
Tanentzapf Lab@TanentzapfLab·
It's commonly done, but I wish that instead of saying "[PI name]'s lab showed this" we'd try to say "person Y working in [PI name]'s lab showed this". In many big famous labs the PI can have minor input into the project. Important to give credit to those who actually do the work.
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Sandro Baldi@5_Baldi·
@TanentzapfLab You are not wrong, but the crux is to get a career (PI position) in the first place. Yes, I know many that got there without CNS papers, but it is an uphill battle.
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Tanentzapf Lab@TanentzapfLab·
I think it's imperative to tell young scientists that it is possible to have a wonderful successful career without ever publishing in Cell/Nature/Science, winning prestigious awards/fellowships, getting invited to give conference keynotes, or be elected to any academy or society.
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Maxim Greenberg
Maxim Greenberg@maxvcg·
We have had encouraging discussions in our @IJMonod forum about prioritizing not-for-profit publishing, and not being enraptured by NPG and Elsevier for our labs and for our recruitment. If this is in line with your philosophy I encourage you to apply to join us!
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Seth Cheetham
Seth Cheetham@SethCheetham·
If you download the raw ChIP-seq data from a high profile paper there's usually about a 50% chance that it just looks like sonicated DNA. Mapped data from a Science paper today and there was just no enrichment anywhere. A giveaway is when there are no tracks shown in the paper.
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Sandro Baldi@5_Baldi·
@OMarshall_lab @SethCheetham Yes, that is also why the "complete story" scam works so well. You have genomics, behavior, cell biology et al. in the paper, and so each reviewer will be only proficient in one or two of the areas and you can get away with murder in the other ones
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Dr Nadya Fursova
Dr Nadya Fursova@EcoRInya·
Happy to start this week by sharing our new story showing that the transcriptional activity of the genome can be regulated by modulating the levels of pervasive histone modifications, such as H2AK119ub1, without the need for elaborate gene-specific targeting mechanisms 1/3
bioRxiv@biorxivpreprint

BAP1 constrains pervasive H2AK119ub1 to control the transcriptional potential of the genome biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #bioRxiv

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