Postdoc @danafarber | PhD @iiscbangalore @LabVenomics Immune biologist #WomanInSTEM | She/Her. Opinions are personal. Barely active here!
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One final story from my PhD thesis! Thanks to @anaturalist @navaneel26 and @LabVenomics
Publication alert!
Predictive Modelling of Bioclimatic Venom Variation in Russell’s Viper.
journals.plos.org/plosntds/a…
Senji Laxme R Raghunath retweeted
Hey all - slowly but steadily, this community is growing, which is great! However, I think that there are plenty of toxinology young scientists that are not yet here. It would be great, if you could spread this network in your bubble so that we can have as many of us here as possible. Once achieved, we can start thinking about content etc and develop from there :)
Cheers Tim
Ps. Here goes the paper that @CDawson171, @SLaxme, @DammMaik and I wrote last year discussing the needs and the situation of toxinology ECRs sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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📢Join us for our September Monthy Seminar on Wednesday, 4th of September at 4 pm CET.
Register for free today: bit.ly/3EUvDVe
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Happy to learn that the Union Cabinet, Chaired by Shri @narendramodi, has approved @DBTIndia's ‘BioE3 Policy for Fostering High Performance Biomanufacturing’. Glad that our suggestions as part of Sectoral Expert Committee at @IITIndore served as a reference in formulating this.
Thrilled to share that I've successfully defended my PhD thesis! Huge thanks to my advisor, @anaturalist for his unwavering support. Everyone who helped me get through this journey - your support has meant the world.
@LabVenomics @iiscbangalore @CES_IISc
Today I will be defending my PhD thesis on the evolutionary ecology of Indian snake venoms. Please scan the QR code to join online and share your thoughts. @LabVenomics @anaturalist @CES_IISc @iisc
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Senji Laxme R R (@SLaxme) is a PhD student focused on the toxin diversity of medically important Indian snakes!
Their talk "Development of Recombinant Antibodies for Snakebite Detection and Therapeutics" is in our Technologies and Applications for Venoms Session #GRSVenom24
I had the privilege of presenting our latest research on antibody discovery against Indian snake venom toxins at @grcvenom seminar #GRS.
#Research #SnakeVenom #AntibodyDiscovery #GRSVenom #GRCVenom
A huge thanks to @anaturalist for encouraging me to participate and all colleagues from @LabVenomics for their support. Thanks to Carl Storm Diversity Fellowship and PMRF for the funding support.
Looking forward to a productive week at #GRCVenom24 listening to great science from the Venom community.
Thrilled to share that a major chapter of my PhD thesis on the evolutionary ecology of Indian snake venoms is now published, after nearly 5 years of hard work. Immensely grateful to @anaturalist for the trust and support. #Science #Research #PhDLife
Our paper on the evolutionary ecology of Indian snake venoms is published in @BMCBiology. We describe how biotic factors and life history traits (e.g., diet, sex, development) shape the venoms of India's clinically most relevant snakes: the spectacled cobra and Russell's Viper.
ALT Ontogenetic (or developmental) shifts in the venoms of Russell's viper, India's medically most important snake species.
Thanks to @GerardNMartin for his immense support. Also thankful to my colleagues and coauthors @SuyogKhochare and @siddharth1707
Senji Laxme R Raghunath retweeted
Job alert! work with us at @CSRIatLSTM @LSTMnews. We are looking for a #postdoc & a research assistant with #haematology expertise to join our team to work on a project focusing on harnessing the anti platelet & clotting factor activities of #snake #venom #toxins please promote!
Two exciting opportunities are open, a Post-Doctoral Research Associate and a Research Assistant, to join our team @LSTMnews.
For more details check out the Linkedin post and the website.
linkedin.com/posts/centre-fo…
#snakebite #NTDs
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Thanks for sharing and the opportunity @DammMaik! I'm excited to be on ITT. Join us to hear about the origins of venom in spiders, tackling cancer with snake venom and more!
Thank you @SLaxme for recommending me.
#VenomWednesday
#VenomWednesday is back - next week!
This time a bit later since we have to cover the travel from Indian spiders to Mexican snakes
My guest are
🕷️@naeemtree
🐍 @jorgejimzc
And thanks to all the offered help for future talks!
Newsletter: docs.google.com/forms/d/1p0u…
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Congratulations to my department colleague Kartik Sunagar @anaturalist -- for an important paper on synthesizing an antibody against snake venom.
BONUS is that the cover image is our IISc Campus Cobra :-) @iiscbangalore
full paper: science.org/doi/10.1126/scit…
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Researchers at @CES_IISc and @scrippsresearch have developed an antibody that neutralises a potent neurotoxin produced by highly toxic snakes of Elapidae family, which includes the cobra, king cobra, krait and black mamba.
iisc.ac.in/events/synthetic-…
#IIScresearch
Trying to support snakebite management, one antibody at a time. One step closer to "universal" antivenom.
Check out our paper on development of synthetic human antibody against long-chain neurotoxins published in @ScienceTM
@LabVenomics @anaturalist @suyog
This week's new issue of Science Translational Medicine has arrived!
A synthetic antibody against deadly snake venoms takes a step toward a "universal" antivenom, a novel antibacterial compound suppresses a dangerous cousin of M. tuberculosis, and more. scim.ag/5Xl
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Our paper on the cover of @ScienceTM! What's more, it features my photograph of a cobra from our beautiful @iiscbangalore
This is a collab with Jardine lab at @scrippsresearch, @CSRIatLSTM, et al. Takes us 1 step closer to Universal antivenom for treating snakebite
@LabVenomics
This week's new issue of Science Translational Medicine has arrived!
A synthetic antibody against deadly snake venoms takes a step toward a "universal" antivenom, a novel antibacterial compound suppresses a dangerous cousin of M. tuberculosis, and more. scim.ag/5Xl
Received Young Scientist Award at SnakeSymp 2024 🎉Always grateful to @anaturalist and @LabVenomics for the great opportunities 🙏 Thanks to @dir_iasst for organising the symposium 📖
Happy International day of women and girls in Science 👩🏽🔬
#WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM
