Katharine Chen

In our new manuscript with @klathrin_chen and Maria Toro-Moreno arxiv.org/abs/2408.09344, we show how wet-lab research groups can use GitHub to replace electronic lab notebooks, Slack-like collaboration tools, and software package managers. Here are the first three steps:

RNAs are spliced, translated, and degraded in cells. How do we identify the cellular factors that control these RNA metabolic events in human cells? To tackle this question, grad student Patrick Nugent has developed an RNA-linked CRISPR screening technology called ReLiC. 1/

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This is the best thing I’ve ever seen

@RisaMinurrit I've never been that curious about where those trucks go but now I NEED TO KNOW

I was this close to ditching work for a food adventure, then remembered what happened to hansel & gretel

@RisaMinurrit @jessicaaprilmay Hahahah omg that's amazing

@jessicaaprilmay Omg @klathrin_chen 😂 (*Katharine)

As someone with a name like this, I feel...

Here at Harborview Medical Center - hundreds of medical professionals gather to take a stand against racism and to proclaim Black Lives Matter. They are marching to City Hall. #SeattleProtest

MCB first years are introduced with fun facts at the Fred Hutch Basic Sciences Retreat. Ask around to find out who has a published poetry book, who owns 5 insects, who has a miniature donkey, or who sneezed hard enough to chip a tooth! @fredhutch #MCB #MuseumOfFlight

Our staff is so talented it’s scary! 👻Check out these entries for the Fred Hutch Basic Sciences pumpkin carving contest. Which is your favorite? 🎃