Carlos Gallardo Dodd

Happy to see our study using dry immersion to investigate the impact of microgravity on circulating T cells published @ScienceAdvances! Very thankful to @ClaudiaKutter, Sergey Ponomarev & Lisa Westerberg for this opportunity. Special thanks to all volunteers & everyone involved.

Very happy to see our review article published. Thank you for all the help and support that made it possible @ClaudiaKutter

🚨New paper alert!🚨 We all know that microscope lasers cause undesired reactions in our samples, such as photobleaching. Here, we investigated photoblueing, a light-induced reaction that changes the emission colour of a dye. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Organic dyes can photoconvert, having unexpected effects on quantitative microscopy. Check out this lovely paper from the Carravilla and Eggeling labs on how photoblueing impacts confocal, STED, and FLIM experiments, and how exchangeable probes can help! nature.com/articles/s4159…

Very pleased to see our study investigating the protective role of ER signaling in MASLD finally published. It has been a great journey working together on this project!

Time to celebrate! 🥂Our new agoTRIBE method to detect microRNA targets transcriptome-wide in single cells has just been published in @NatureBiotech! 🧬 Thanks to @scilifelab @Stockholm_Uni @Vetenskapsradet and @ERC_Research nature.com/articles/s4158…

Happy to present our latest preprint biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Really happy to present our work combining Molecular Biology and Electronics just published in @ScienceAdvances A great collaboration with Mehdi Javanmard @RutgersECE and @LarsMSteinmetz #LAMP #AMR #infection science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

@florian_ortis @scilifelab @ISTAustria Best wishes on this new chapter. They are lucky to have you!

Four incredible years at @SciLifeLab have come to an end. I will truly miss this place and all the wonderful people i got to meet here. Next step will be relocating to Vienna and starting at @ISTAustria in September.

Extremely happy to see our work our on #metadegradomics in @NatureMicrobiol kudos for @sushuch and @lilithnersisyan for spearheading this work @scilifelab @karolinskainst

Two of our recently developed tools to simplify bioinformatics are now published ffq for metadata retrieval from sequence databases (@agalvezmerchan, @lioscro, @sinabooeshaghi): academic.oup.com/bioinformatics… gget for querying genomic databases (@NeuroLuebbert) academic.oup.com/bioinformatics…

Happy to share our new review featuring how the interactions of noncoding RNAs and RBPs govern liver physiology and metabolic diseases! @ClaudiaKutter

Our work on the genome-wide annotation of protein-coding genes in pig is now published in @BMCBiology!

Our work on the interdependencies of codon and anticodon pools in mammalian cell types finally out @genomeresearch and highlighted by @scilifelab news. Pleased to work with @FulbrightPrgrm fellow William Gao and @ClaudiaKutter (artwork by Sally Gao). tinyurl.com/yayh83q5

@vishalsp10 @ClaudiaKutter @FulbrightPrgrm @klmr @MTarbier @keyi_G Codon usage was an outlier for pancreatic acinar cells only, not other cell types in the pancreas from which we had data.

@vishalsp10 @ClaudiaKutter @FulbrightPrgrm @klmr @MTarbier @keyi_G Thanks for your interest in our work. The mouse scATAC-seq data does not include pancreas so we do not know about the anticodon usage there. Pancreatic anticodon usage is similar to other cell types in the fetal human dataset (we tested acinar, islet, stromal and ductal cells).

Pleased to present the preprint inspecting mammalian codon and anticodon usage in single cells #scRNAseq #scATACseq. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Venit, vidit, vicit. At the scientific speed of light @FulbrightPrgrm fellow William Gao and @cgallardododd discovered cell type-specific codon-anticodon dependencies! Very pleased to see our work published @genomeresearch tinyurl.com/d4ejz9ns