Michelle Trenkmann

Come meet the editors of Nature (Michelle Trenkmann), Nature Genetics (Tiago Faial), Nature Communications (Margot Brandt) and Nature Reviews Genetics (Linda Koch) on Thursday from 12:00-1:15PM (Room 601 in the Convention Center)! #ASHG24 #ASHG2024

Today, @nature and @NatureMedicine are proud to publish amazing new insights into lung cancer evolution from the #TRACERx consortium. Updated collection: nature.com/collections/ha… Great author threads👇

Thanks also to Luke Evans and Pamela Romero-Villela for this concise, accessible summary of our findings! nature.com/articles/d4158…

So excited to share our work on the genetic architecture of rare coding variation, now published in @Nature nature.com/articles/s4158… This work was led by superstar co-first authors @danweiner92 and @NadigAjay

@SafiaDanovi Why did I give this a Like? You can’t leave us!!!!!

Excited to see the glorious science that comes out of this lab.. Perhaps I’ll apply myself?? 👇🏾❤️🧬🥼🩸

Interested in a career as an editor? we are hiring! Associate or Senior Editor, Nature Communications (Biochemistry, Molecular Biology or Genetics) g.co/kgs/6rqnTu

How do the #genome, #epigenome and #transcriptome co-evolve in colorectal #cancer? In the second of two papers in @nature, we find gene expr is not strongly heritable & evaluate "driverness" of muts directly in patient tumours nature.com/articles/s4158… @AndreaSottoriva #EPICC2 1/7

How do the #genome, #epigenome & #transcriptome co-evolve in colorectal #cancer? In the 1st of 2 studies in @Nature we measure the contribution of #chromatin accessibility in #cancer #evolution. #genetics and #epigenetics interplay! #EPICC1 @trevoragraham nature.com/articles/s4158…

Out today in @nature : nature.com/articles/s4158… - some steps toward understanding cell-to-cell genomic variation in cancer. Joint work with @sajraparicio lab (now 15yr collab!). Work performed by @tylerfunnell @marcjwills_ @oflanach and teams from both labs.

Today we publish 1st @HumanPangenome Reference Consortium primary research paper @Nature. Highlights: Near #T2T complete & error-free diploid human genome; phasing haplotypes in assembly graph is best; 50% of total genetic variation is in the centromeres nature.com/articles/s4158…

Most recent work from the lab just out @Nature. By combining ancient DNA work, population genomics, and in vitro infections we show that the Black Death shaped the evolution of immune genes. Kuddos to co-first authors @TaurVil and Jennifer Klunk. nature.com/articles/s4158…

And also this comes with a @NatureNV, from @DavidEnard go.nature.com/3VHuYy4

The analysis of ancient DNA from individuals who lived before, during and after the Black Death pandemic gives clues to how exposure to pathogens may have shaped the make-up of immune genes go.nature.com/3ySFM2A

We have some awesome genomics papers online @nature - a first step towards a more representative human reference genome, an ancient DNA study on the social organization of a Neanderthal community and an ancient DNA study on the evolution of immune genes during the Black Death

Job alert for stem cell biologists! Nature is looking for a locum editor to handle research manuscripts in stem cell and developmental biology. This is how I started my editorial career many years ago, too! Applications by 30th October.👇 bit.ly/3CWvQat

This is accompanied by a @NatureNV from @KKuchenbaecker go.nature.com/3RXotDY

Today online @nature is this incredible GWAS for height, including 5.4 million individuals and identifying over 7,000 loci - the associations reach saturation in the European ancestries go.nature.com/3eouEU5