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Online now: A transcriptomic atlas of astrocyte heterogeneity across space and time in mouse and marmoset dlvr.it/TPN68R
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Katelyn Li
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Katelyn Li
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M3 @harvardmed @mit_hst | passionate about genomics + precision medicine + disability justice & health equity
Cambridge, MA Katılım Ocak 2019
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Defended my PhD on Friday! Huge thanks to all who helped me achieve this milestone, especially my advisors, thesis committee, and lab-mates!
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Positively thrilled to share that I've joined @ArcadiaScience as Chief of Staff to the CSO!
I'm so excited to be working with @PracheeAC and the brilliant team of Arcadians as we reimagine the ways we do science and accelerate scientific progress for everyone.
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incredibly excited to share my first, first-author paper in @NatureComms! how do dynamic changes in functional connectivity give rise to memory formation in humans? 🧠✨
nature.com/articles/s4146…
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As a recovering neuronal chauvinist I was amazed at the glial heterogeneity revealed by the brilliant @meschro in this project. We find extensive customization of astrocytes across development and between species. Why, how, and when does this happen? Let us know what you think 🧐
Margaret Schroeder@meschro
Very excited to share our pre-print and my thesis work on the postnatal development of astrocyte regional heterogeneity, which includes an integrated dataset of >1.4 million single nuclei transcriptomes in mouse and marmoset brains (now available online)! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Very excited to share our pre-print and my thesis work on the postnatal development of astrocyte regional heterogeneity, which includes an integrated dataset of >1.4 million single nuclei transcriptomes in mouse and marmoset brains (now available online)!
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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@OGdukeneurosurg Is this from a textbook? Do you mind sharing which one? :)
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NOAH LYLES WAS ALL OF US.
TEAM USA SHOWS UP IN EVERY EVENT. 🇺🇸🦅
COLE HOCKER IS AN OLYMPIC CHAMPION!
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my very first research project now out @NatureComms! very grateful for this experience and @regilapate always 🧠
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🧵1/ Last week I had the privilege of hooding **Dr.** @luke_sagers, my first PhD student, in a special ceremony at @harvardmed.
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Excited to share this discovery: Huntington's disease is a DNA process for almost all of a cell's life. Inherited HD alleles are innocuous, just unstable – CAG repeats slowy expand throughout life, acquiring toxicity only when quite long (>150 CAGs). biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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@charlieLdavis This would also be really good for encouraging a greener, car-free future.
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The right answer is fight a chicken every time I get in any sort of vehicle. I know I can win every time. But an orangutan with a sword, especially with the element of surprise, has a great chance of one-shotting me no matter what training/weapons I have. Next question!
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Exciting to see what our discoveries have led to so far!! Lights a 🔥 under us, as well as many other physicians and scientists!
Eric Topol@EricTopol
A Welcome to the Era of Genome Editing today @NEJM Overview @G_Q_Daley nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… Casgevy for Sickle-Cell Disease nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… Casgevy for Beta-Thalassemia nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…
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Important research from one of our core members Dr. @meekslisa and former MDisability summer intern @ZoieSheets
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‼️Job alert! ‼️ multiple #postdoc positions open in my lab @Princeton.
Interested in single cell #genomics & brain development?
#studyBRAIN projects, cell type tools for 🐒🧠, weird evolutionary phenomena (chimeric microglia??)
Check us out krienenlab.org & pls RT!
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just saw a marathon sign that said, “You didn’t have to run 26.2 miles just to get out of tissue culture,” and honestly i love boston sometimes
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Heartbreaking news. 💔
Was praying it wasn’t true when I saw the first tweet about it. Gone way too soon. Kenya lost Sammy Wanjiru at 24 years old as well.
Awaiting any further details from Athletics Kenya, World Athletics or any of the talented journalists in Kenya like @MichKatami and @WachiraLynne – even as they do their jobs with heavy hearts.
CITIUS MAG@CitiusMag
Sad and shocking news out of Kenya. Marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum has died at 24 years old after a car accident along the Eldoret-Kaptagat road, according to a report from The Standard newspaper. Multiple journalists in Kenya have also reported the news. World Athletics and Athletics Kenya have yet to issue a statement. “This was a self-involved accident where one Kelvin Kiptum, the world marathon record holder, was driving his vehicle with two passengers. Kiptum and Hakizimana died on the spot and the third person was rushed to Racecourse Hospital in Eldoret,” Elgeyo Marakwet Police Commander Peter Mulinge told The Nation. The outlet reports his coach Garvais Hakizimana also died in the accident. Last year, Kiptum broke the marathon world record, running 2:00:35 in Chicago, and was preparing to run the Rotterdam Marathon in April in an attempt to break the two-hour barrier. He was also expected to be named to Kenya’s team for the Paris Olympics.
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@ShannonGaitz Also I think with a final 3 of Drew, Austin, Emily, she feels fairly confident she could win it (given the jury seems pretty bitter against the Reba 4)
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@ShannonGaitz And by putting Julie’s name out there as a decoy (but with real sound reasoning behind it), I think she’s priming for Reba to implode on itself soon.
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I'm so confused by Emily in this episode. She brilliantly executed a difficult plan... against her interests. She had clear knowledge, won a powerful reward, enacted all the tactics for a blindside & took all this ammo to swing the wrong way & bury herself #Survivor #Survivor45
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