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Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, …
Joined September 2018
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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A fascinating close up of how a bee stinger works 📹 Stated Clearly nitter.cf/blabla112345/status/16…
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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.
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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! training.nih.gov/postdoc_job…
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/
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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! tinyurl.com/375t57zr
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Thank you very much! We will certainly take a look. Has this data/work been published?