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Elisa

@elisadonnard

Biologist & Bioinformatician, Group Leader at the Lander lab @broadinstitute

United States Katılım Ekim 2008
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Marlies Oomen@meoomen·
Very excited that our paper is now online! cell.com/cell/fulltext/… Long thread on our findings on the other app 🦋
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Helmholtz Munich | @HelmholtzMunich@HelmholtzMunich

Ancient Viral DNA Shapes Early Embryo Development Researchers at #HelmholtzMunich & @LMU_Muenchen have uncovered the crucial role of transposable elements— ancient viral #DNA remnants— in early embryo development: 👉t1p.de/pb7sc Key insights: 🌟Ancient viral DNA, once thought to be extinct, is reactivated during the first stages of embryonic development across mammalian species. 🌟Each species expresses distinct transposable elements, which influence cellular plasticity and gene regulation. 💡This discovery opens new possibilities for manipulating cell fate and advancing stem cell research. 💬“Our findings highlight how understanding these elements can revolutionize gene regulation and cellular processes.” Prof. Maria-Elena Torres-Padilla @METorresPadilla @epigeneticsHMGU @meoomen @DiegoRTerrones @CellPressNews #EmbryoDevelopment #Genomics #ViralDNA #StemCells

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Mariike Kuijjer
Mariike Kuijjer@mkuijjer·
Are you a Master's student with excellent CV in cancer bioinformatics who is about to defend or recently defended? Would like to do a PhD in the Nordics on cancer network modeling? I have an opportunity with tight deadline. Email your CV and motivation: med.uio.no/ncmm/english/p…
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Itai Yanai
Itai Yanai@ItaiYanai·
Published today! We found that cancer cells adapting to drug treatments don't simply switch from a sensitive to resistant state; instead there's a ‘resistance continuum’ of resistant phenotypes with epigenetically reprogrammed states. 🧵⬇️ nature.com/articles/s4158… @Gustavo_SFranca
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Elisa@elisadonnard·
@garber_manuel I'm still shocked and sad by the loss. I'll always think of him as having the sharpest Biochemistry brain, making up protocols on the fly as I've never seen, and making great cocktails too. My thoughts are with his family. Thank you for all Patrick
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Manuel Garber
Manuel Garber@garber_manuel·
I want to take a moment to remember Patrick McDonel who passed yesterday. I owe much of the fun things I do in science to Patrick McDonel. He taught me to think about molecular biology and instilled the ethos of my lab. Join mein keeping his memory.
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Elisa@elisadonnard·
@zrcjessica DM if you would consider applying to Broad and relocating to Boston
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Jessica Zhou
Jessica Zhou@zrcjessica·
I’ve been job hunting since last summer, done four final round interviews and can’t tell you how many total interviews, and so far all I’ve managed to get hired for is a part time gig at a gelato shop… in case anyone was wondering where a STEM PhD will get ya
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Elisa@elisadonnard·
@luispedrocoelho @BioMickWatson @cshperspectives @wjnawrocki That is an added problem but the changes have to start somewhere. To compensate postdocs and grad students on visas journals can pay the university and they can receive it as added bonus (as I did multiple times on a J1 for teaching and TA duties)
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Wojciech Nawrocki
Wojciech Nawrocki@wjnawrocki·
couldn't agree more. the less 'market solutions' and more *help*/community service, the better. also can't think of a more efficient way to increase systemic inequalities in science than by paying reviewers
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@BioMickWatson @pathogenomenick @_Faecal_Matters I get the argument but not convinced for various reasons: 1) Adds hundreds of millions of $ requirement to system (added to author fees or subscriptions - $ has to come from somewhere) 2) Not sure $ incentive motivates the right people - worry about 'free market' solution 1/n

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Cedric🧬➰🧬Feschotte@CedricFeschotte·
@pafgalante: 8,000 fixed retrogene copies in human genome. ~ half show evidence of transcription in 1+ tissue (often brain, testis), at least 1/3 seem translated (ribo-seq). A subset (hundreds) are polymorphic among humans. retrogenes often overlooked in genome biology #DNASRC22
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Ashish K. Jha
Ashish K. Jha@ashishkjha·
We're in a transition moment in this pandemic We're coming off highs of the worst surge of infections we've ever had Cases are high but starting to fall in much of the nation This moment raises lots of questions With one big one: What happens next? Thread
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GarberLab@GarberLab·
Best of luck on your next adventure, @pranithakrishna. Thank you for your hard work and all the great memories! We will miss you!
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Elisa@elisadonnard·
@RafaelPolidoro2 Sim, imaginei que iam demorar mais pra chegar num número bom de olhar pra isso
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Rafael Polidoro
Rafael Polidoro@RafaelPolidoro2·
@elisadonnard Começou um pouco depois, né? Com os dados q eu vi é 8.5x menos reações alérgicas que a Pfizer. Eram 224 mil doses ao que foi reportado.
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Rafael Polidoro
Rafael Polidoro@RafaelPolidoro2·
E as reações alérgicas à vacina da Pfizer, o q se sabe c mais dados? A taxa é de 1 em ~90 mil vacinados. Dos 21 casos de anafilaxia, 19 são mulheres, casos entre 27 e 60 anos. 18 foram em até 30 minutos da vacinação. 4 precisaram hospitalização. 0 mortes. 2mi vacinados.
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Elisa@elisadonnard·
Look up Cambridge and Boston folks! Sky cleared up just in time to see Saturn and Jupiter from the @broadinstitute
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