Neuert Lab

📣 Featured in Nature Communications: Vanderbilt professor Dr. Gregor Neuert is uncovering the complexity of long noncoding RNAs with advanced single-cell technologies. 📖 Read the article by the Vanderbilt School of Medicine Basic Sciences: 🔗 hubs.la/Q03mxM6y0 @vubasicsciences #BiomedicalEngineering #BMESCommunity

Cracking the code: How studying single cells reveals the secrets of noncoding genes medschool.vanderbilt.edu/basic-sciences…

Transcriptional stochasticity enables the Xist–Tsix locus to switch between lncRNA control modes. Medium transcription lays H3K36me3 to curb Xist; high transcription triggers polymerase interference. Variability isn't noise—it’s regulation! #lncRNA #XCI nature.com/articles/s4146…

Our latest study reveals that gradual stress enhances cell growth and minimizes volume reduction, linked to a logarithmic signaling mechanism in the yeast MAPK #Signaling #QuantitativeBiology sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The drug development pipeline is costly and inefficient. In their new Comment, C. Leasure & G. Neuert argue that the effects of pharmacokinetic drug profiles on cellular behaviour should be tested in vitro earlier in drug development! @NeuertL @VanderbiltU go.nature.com/4bv2lvW

@YaaKumah stays with us for our first panel session. She is joined by @neurdylab’s Roza Bayrak (@redgreenblues) and @NeuertL’s Dr. Gregor Neuert for a discussion on AI’s Impact on Research.

@VU_QSBC @BiomedVandy @scell_papers @NeuertL @BioPapers #signaltransduction #systemsbiology #ratethreshold

Rate thresholds in cell signaling have functional and phenotypic consequences in non-linear time-dependent environments frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Just because the concentration of stimuli changes doesn't mean cells respond in the same way. @AlexThiemicke & @NeuertL review on cell sensitivity to environmental rate changes reveals a widespread and underappreciated fundamental property of cell signaling - rate thresholds.

Join us TOMORROW as we host Dr. Zachary Fox @zachrfox speaking on "Applications of Quantitative Systems Biology and Machine Learning." March 15th at 12PM RRB 436 & Zoom Zoom Registration Link: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

This spring: Vanderbilt Data Science Institute hosting AI Revolutions Symposium March 27/28 vanderbilt.edu/datascience/20…

Our latest preprint constructs phylogeographic maps of tumor evolution, tracking clonal and microenv changes along progression pseudotime. Excited to share this atlas as a rich resource for spatial analysis of human CRC! Grad Student- @cody_heiser doi.org/10.1101/2023.0…

We are thrilled to host the 14th annual International Conference on Systems Biology of Human Disease! June 19th - 22nd. Checkout sbhdnashville.org for program details and more information on how to register!

How are the research projects from @Hodges_Lab, @ceelox4, @scbiolab, @quarantalab, @KenLauLab, and @NeuertL similar to one another? They all use #SystemsBiology and #BigData approaches. It's complicated—but this explanation of their work isn't. medschool.vanderbilt.edu/basic-sciences…

#UQBIO22 welcome video featuring @BMunsky and microscopy videos from frequent lecturers @NeuertL, @BioKenLyon & @tim_stasevich. Learn to measure, analyze, model & predict single-cell and single-molecule gene regulation at this year's summer school (q-bio.org).

@researchjobsnet @ResearchJobSite @VUBasicSciences @BiomedVandy

We have an opening for a research assistant ecsr.fa.us2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Cells respond differently to gradual vs. abrupt changes in their environments. Check out this new protocol by @hjashnsaz & @neuertL combining experimental and computational methods to create better models of how cells respond to gradual stimuli. @VU_QSBC doi.org/10.1016/j.xpro…

Hands on description by @hjashnsaz in collaboration with @zachrfox & @BMunsky on how to infer #predictivemodels from #signaling #data in #timevarying environments in @STARProtocols @VanderbiltU #computationalbiology star-protocols.cell.com/protocols/786