Raghava

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Raghava

Raghava

@Raghava_Bio

Fundamental Biologist and Electrophysiologist. Currently a Post-doc at University of Wisconsin-Madison

Wisconsin, USA Tham gia Mayıs 2019
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tina kim
tina kim@tinakim_neuro·
I am so honored to have been selected as a shortlisted finalist in neuroscience for the 2026 Takeda Innovators in Science Award with @NaturePortfolio! I’m excited to participate in Nature’s career development programs, while building meaningful connections with my peer awardees (including my good friend and colleague, Ai Ing Lim @Princeton!). Read about the award and the other amazing shortlisted candidates here: nature.com/immersive/inno… linkedin.com/company/takeda… linkedin.com/company/nature…
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Raghava
Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
@prat_i_k Hi Pratik Raghava here from Ed's lab. Congratulations on your new paper
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Pratik Kumar
Pratik Kumar@prat_i_k·
If you want to build such modern reagents and like doing a bit of organic chemistry and some biology, do consider joining my lab (DyeCraftLab.com) at National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) Paper link: lnkd.in/enGd7Q5M
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Pratik Kumar@prat_i_k·
Our collaborative paper is online! We built two types of genetically targetable live-cell permeable fluorescent reagents: biotin for organelle purification, and JQ1 for chromatin manipulation! We found how to chose the right dye for building such multifunctional dyes
David Solecki (pronounced so_lets_ki 😉)@So_lets_kiLab70

When chemistry meets neurons! Just dropped in @PNASNews Our game-changing paper on multifunctional fluorescent ligands for intracellular labeling. Luke Lavis and Pratik Kumar @prat_i_k built the epic tools; we got to unleash them! @JasonVevea & team nailed biotin-HaloTag for mitochondrial magic. My lab rocked the JQ1 version to shuffle chromatin in LIVE cells. First collab win for our Neuronal Cell Biology Division with Janelia—more to come! #Science #Neuroscience #ChemBio #scicomm #Fluorescence #HaloTag

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Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
@tinakim_neuro Congratulations on HHMI Freeman Hrabowski scholar funding 👏
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tina kim
tina kim@tinakim_neuro·
Happy to share the lab’s latest research tagging psychedelic-activated neurons in mice. See the post below from first author @jessie_muir for a tweeprint on the work. Thanks to wonderful collaborators @DEOlsonLab @LinTianPhD and to our reviewers/editor! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
Jessie Muir@jessie_muir

Excited to share the Kim Lab’s newest paper in @ScienceMagazine with Sophia Lin (twitterless) and @tinakim_neuro ! We look at circuit mechanisms of psychedelic action underlying therapeutic-like effects in the PFC. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

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tina kim@tinakim_neuro·
And it’s out! Our lab’s very first paper is published today @naturemethods! Our calcium-activated split-TurboID (CaST) can biochemically tag activated neurons within 10 minutes, enabling a molecular handle on functionally relevant cell ensembles: tinyurl.com/ddyecxze
tina kim@tinakim_neuro

Excited to share the first paper from our lab! tinyurl.com/5n7fvwvh We engineered a new kind of time-gated calcium integrator, CaST, that can rapidly and non-invasively tag activated neurons in vivo with a small, biochemical handle. What makes this tool special and unique? 1/6

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Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
@NeuroBill Thanks for your recommendations Bill, I would definitely consider DigitimerDS3 next, its looks great
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NeuroBill - neurobill.bsky.social
@Raghava_Bio Sorry for not getting back to you. I thought I already had. I've used an iso-flex a lot. On paper they are great, but for me, the best is digitimer. DS3. The DS4 is very nifty, but I love the DS2s and DS3s. K.I.S.S.
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Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
@NeuroBill Hi Can you help in understanding what causes this weird stimulus artefact? I get this sometimes, changing polarity works but the amplitude decreases I am using ISO-Flex unit
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Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
@NeuroBill Hi Bill, did you miss this tweet from me earlier? Thanks
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Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
@NeuroBill Hi Bill I accidentally found the origin of the issue. I suspect the stimulus isolation unit (SIU) is the culprit here. These two traces are from the same cell 10s apart but with different SIUs. The graph on the right is a scaled version of the left one for better resolution
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Avishek Roy
Avishek Roy@Avishek92·
This was fun participating in the contest thanks to @NolwennCloarec for arranging this. I also take this moment to say thanks to @letelliermathi1, @ebazbadillo & Agata Nowacka for the guidance to single cell electroporation
Interdisciplinary Institute for Neuroscience 🧠@iins_bordeaux

#ThursdayPicture🖼️Electroporation of organotypic slices, immune staining, incubation, labelling with #NeuN, #DAPI and #GFP, epifluorescence imaging and processing... find out all about these techniques in "The venomous arthropods of CA1"! 🧪🔬 by @Avishek92 ⬇️Caption⬇️

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Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
It's called an exit seminar at UC Davis, no defense!
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Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
@NeuroBill And those traces are AMPAR-only currents with NMDAR and GABA blocked by AP-V (50uM) and Picrotoxin (100uM), respectively.
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Raghava
Raghava@Raghava_Bio·
@NeuroBill I have been using Iso-Flex for close to a decade but have yet to have this problem. This is due to the capacitive transients generated by the SIU. The unit I am using is a brand-new one with all-new batteries! Any suggestions?
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