Our first animal study! We define a transitional stage between cancer cell dissemination and metastatic outgrowth, providing a framework for investigating biomarkers & therapeutic vulnerabilities during this underexplored phase of metastatic progression. biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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We're thrilled to share our collaborative work with @Jothi_Lab on the human embryo atlas for human blastoid assessment (biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…). This much-needed work by @hani_jieun provides insights into popular human blastoid models.
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A fascinating close up of how a bee stinger works
📹 Stated Clearly
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Confused by all the "what is epigenetics" discourse?
Well I have just the thing for you -- presenting the Epigenetics Alignment Chart!
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What role does the bivalent chromatin play in differentiating stem cells? Dr Dhirendra Kumar from @Jothi_Lab will join us next Monday to present his latest research on the regulatory role of bivalency in maintaining epigenetic plasticity. Joins via zoom. No registration required.
Postdoc positions available in the Jothi Lab at NIH to study transcriptional and epigenetic control of gene expression programs controlling cell fate decisions. Please RT!
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There is a lot of pressure on academics to be extraordinarily successful. Is it worth it?
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My Department at Thomas Jefferson Univ is hiring a new Assistant Prof. (ad coming soon) in any area of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry! It’s a great Department full of nice people with a lot of collaboration opportunities. DM if you have any question and please RT!
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The Banaszynski lab is hiring a postdoc! We are a chromatin lab studying histone variant biology in the context of both development and disease. Help me spread the word and message me if you are interested. 1/
Decoding the function of Bivalent Chromatin in development and cancer. Bivalency does NOT poise genes for rapid activation BUT protects promoters from de novo DNA methylation. Bivalent domains have a function after all!
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