Meru Sadhu

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Meru Sadhu

Meru Sadhu

@MeruSadhu

Investigator with the National Human Genome Research Institute, in the NIH. Views are my own.

Bethesda, MD Katılım Ocak 2016
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Meru Sadhu@MeruSadhu·
New from my lab: Ancestral sequence reconstruction analysis indicates the furin-cleavage-site insertion in the SARS-CoV-2 spike gene likely interrupted a codon academic.oup.com/ve/article/12/…
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Meru Sadhu@MeruSadhu·
I’m really rooting for this approach to catch on! Of the papers I’ve been involved in, this is probably the one I most feel is contributing a different way of thinking. Big shoutout to the co-first authors, Molly Monge (now an MD/PhD student at Cornell) and Simone Giovanetti.
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“High throughput” doesn’t have to mean hard/expensive! At its heart, the difference is that instead of picking a few clones of your transformation, you take all the colonies. And with low sequencing costs and the possibility of pooling sequencing, it will generally be affordable.
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Meru Sadhu@MeruSadhu·
New paper from my lab! We describe our idea that high-throughput pooled experimental methods – typically used to test thousands of hypotheses at once – also have huge potential to help in “everyday” experiments testing one or a few focused hypotheses. doi.org/10.1093/g3jour…
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Meru Sadhu@MeruSadhu·
@leonidkruglyak @sdraljefainc Cool!!! If the toxin is inactivated by unlinked genes in N2, then why does it exist? It won't drive. Maybe it provides viral defense, like various bacterial TA systems? (Apologies if the answer is in the paper; jumping the gun and asking questions from reading the abstract.)
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Chris MacDonald
Chris MacDonald@YorkYeast·
Our obsession with yeast killer toxins was triggered by a collaboration with @MeruSadhu. Now with @BPSIYork we have a PhD project to delve deeper into toxin effects (and defences) at the biophysical level. Great opportunity for diverse skillsets. Apply: tinyurl.com/y877rj3b
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Alejandro Burga
Alejandro Burga@arburga·
Thank you to my amazing lab members & colleagues, and the support from @IMBA_Vienna @oeaw @ERC_Research for making our science possible. This is why we love curiosity-driven science. From time to time, we are fortunate enough to peek into the unknown and not return empty handed
IMBA imbavienna.bsky.social@IMBA_Vienna

‼️ Breakthrough in evolutionary genetics ‼️ #Virus-like #transposons wage war on the species barrier 🧬🦠🪱🐠🪼 An all-IMBA paper #JustPublished in @ScienceMagazine Read more ➡️ bit.ly/MavericksHGT IMBA's Burga Lab @arburga with co-first authors @SonyaWiden & @CampoBes nail down a vector of #HorizontalGeneTransfer (#HGT) in eukaryotes: The "culprits" are called #Mavericks - Ancient virus-like transposable elements @viennabiocenter @TrainingVbc @oeaw Link to the paper in Science ➡️ doi.org/10.1126/scienc… More on the Burga Lab's research ➡️ oeaw.ac.at/imba/research/… Congratulations to all authors: Sonya Widen, Israel Campo Bes, Alevtina Koreshova, Pinelopi Pliota, Daniel Krogull & Alejandro Burga on this groundbreaking work 🎉🎊

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Meru Sadhu@MeruSadhu·
Thanks again to Team Genome: Cory A. Weller, Ilya Andreev, Michael Chambers (@greenkidneybean), Morgan Park, Josh Bloom (@joshsbloom), and the NIH Intramural Sequencing Center
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Meru Sadhu@MeruSadhu·
Lab news: Postbac Molly Monge is headed to Weill Cornell’s MD PhD program @TriIMDPhD! Congrats, Molly and Cornell!
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