Trisha Wathan

It’s Developmental Biology Week of the @MDA_UTHGrad Core Course! 🪱 🐟🐸🦎🐭 What are we doing? A hands-on CRISPR lab module, of course. Whatcha up to, @rrbehringer, @sarur2, @ColeFrancesca , @yejingge, @holy_anole, @KomatsuLabUTHSC, @rdianemullen and @AKHStavoe?@SocDevBio

If you are a first-year graduate student and will be meeting with potential #PhD advisors for laboratory rotations, here is a list of questions you can ask! I encourage you to add/pose questions specific to you (e.g. career exploration, mentorship, DEI, etc.).

We’re hiring a Research Technician II @bcmhouston @TCHResearchNews. Motivated science geeks— join our fun lab family! sciencejobs.org/posting/7160845 #sciencejobs

We had to say goodbye to the incredible @TrishaWathan today— she’s going on to pursue her PhD!! Thank you for your work! We are so proud of you!

#ClonalHematopoiesis of indeterminate potential was found to be associated with a protective effect from #Alzheimers disease in population-based cohorts. @jaiswalmdphd @StanfordMed #AD #Hematopoiesis #CHIP nature.com/articles/s4159…

My thesis examiners passed my PhD thesis with ZERO corrections. One of their comments was that 'it was extremely well written'. How? I used to read a lot of papers and take note of their writing style. Now, hundreds of commonly-used phrases can be found in this phrasebook:

Don't miss our virtual lecture on Monday, 15 May at 16.00h CET! Olga Guryanova (@gur_ola) from the University of Florida with: "Leukemia-associated mutations in DNMT3A: from clonal hematopoiesis to therapy response". us06web.zoom.us/j/87587262574 ID: 875 8726 2574 Spread the news

Programmed death-ligand 1 (PD-L1), a transmembrane protein expressed on tumor cells can help them escape the immune response. Through the PD-L1 expressed on the cell surface, the tumor cells bind to the PD1 receptor on the T cells, to inactivate them. #cancer #oncology

Academics! Follow THESE 10 accounts for research tips, productivity tools, and support! Make your research goals a reality and #Worksmart! Contains paid promotion - see #Ad A 🧵

We finally have a lab style guide in both Powerpoint and one-page pdf for pinning up next to your desk. Image of PDF is below. Thousand thanks to @RobLawrencium, editor extraordinaire for putting this together. Comments?

Do you need an intro to analyzing (prote)omics data? This series of lectures may be helpful. We aimed to make them short & accessible. Enjoy watching & learning! youtube.com/playlist?list=…

The physiological and pathological functions of microglia. Source: @Nature #neuroscience #MedTwitter

Happy to share our latest study on inflammation and HSCs: Apoptosis of HSCs contributes to bone marrow suppression following CAR... sciencedirect.com/science/articl… with @MaxMamonkin Rayne Rouce and led by fabulous fellow Jay Read.

@cam_phd @TheKingLab @MarcusAFlorez @letriduy Thank you Dr. McAlpine!

@TrishaWathan @TheKingLab @MarcusAFlorez @letriduy Congrats on beautiful work!

Still so excited that I had the opportunity to present my work on CH and AD! My first ever ASH Conference was filled with lots of learning and great networking opportunities! Thank you to my mentor and team @TheKingLab @MarcusAFlorez Josie Fernandez and @letriduy! #ASH2022

Though it is exhausting and overwhelming, we have to admit that we do love #ASH2022. So happy to have had the chance to present and celebrate the team work by @TrishaWathan @letriduy @MarcusAFlorez @Bailee_Kain @queserachiraag @1indaz Jay Read. See y’all next year!

So proud of my talented friend Trisha Wathan who gave a thought provoking presentation about the effect of clonal hematopoiesis on Alzheimer’s disease. Started from learning flow at the cytometer with @MarcusAFlorez & me and now you’re here! Bravo 🎉 @TheKingLab #ASH22