molecular, cellular, mitochondrial and organismal metabolism, cardiology & vascular biology editor @nature | nerdy | queer | they/m 🏳️🌈
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Hi all. Leaving this very problematic place behind for bluesky. You can find me at @curiousdrgeorge.bsky.social
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Thanks #DBBSCECE for a fantastic alumni talk and Q&A last week with MCB program alum Dr. George Caputa (@curiousdrgeorge) on their journey from DBBS to senior editor at @Nature! Make sure you check the #DBBSCECE newsletter for more great student events!
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Geneformer is here! Transfer learning to make fine predictions of gene regulatory networks and their alterations in disease. Amazing work from @GladstoneInst investigator Christina Theodoris @TheodorisLab and colleagues incl. @patrick_ellinor @XShirleyLiu
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.@TheodorisLab, @XShirleyLiu, @patrick_ellinor & colleagues have released Geneformer, an #AI #largelanguagemodel method for probing how large gene networks control cell function, and how disruptions to those networks cause disease. #transferlearning
broad.io/Geneformer0331
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We are very happy 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉to share our paper published in Nature. Thanks to the first @anaparedes_93 and all the collaborators at CNIC @CNIC_CARDIO and other institutions @CNB_CSIC @CIB_CSIC. @bolanosjuanp @GenoxphosLab
@EckardtTreuter Enjoy the paper.
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I’m absolutely thrilled to announce that my very first paper as the 1st-author is now available online in @Nature! Here, we show the incredible role of maternal milk-borne g-linolenic acid in promoting the maturation of cardiac mitochondria after birth
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🔥Hot paper alert 🔥
New one from @zeribechike, Matt Ward, @Sajjakulnukit, Pawan Poudel, et al. out today @Nature #OpenAccess
Buckle up for the tweetorial 1/n
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A new way to tackle inflammation and sepsis. New promising therapeutic work about copper. #copper #sepsis
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Clearly, there never was a better time to work on ferroptosis! 10+ yrs after its discovery, #ferroptosis has entered its next phase! Thrilled about the numerous young scientists presenting their groundbreaking work! Stay tuned… @Ferroptosis2306 @Ferroptosis1
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🗞️ To read in @Nature: For the 1st time, researchers @Institut_Curie @CNRS @Inserm highlight the role of copper as a regulator of cell plasticity and unveil a therapeutic strategy based on metabolic reprogramming & the control of epigenetic cell states.
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Are you an #immunometabolism enthusiast? I'm excited to share our latest work out now in @Nature. This work was jointly led by @AlexHooftman, @ChristianGPeace & I, examining mitochondrial TCA cycle function in inflammatory macrophages 1/n
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For those of us who are at peak levels of brown adipose tissue. A very nice basic video on BAT by @voxdotcom with a cameo by @acypess
Winters feeling colder as you get older? There’s science behind that! It’s got to do with fat — but not the kind you’re probably thinking of.
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Everyone studying fat knows that brown fat is “multilocular” (contains many small lipid droplets). But how and why do brown adipocytes organize their lipid stores in this way? Excited to finally share my PhD work on CLSTN3β, now published online @Nature! nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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To fix LGBTQ+ disparities in science, we need the data argues @freemanjb in a @nature worldview published yesterday nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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wow. had no idea this could be possible.
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Quick reminder: the end of the year/Dec is probably one of the worst times to submit a manuscript. Editors are overwhelmed and reviewers are all too busy. Christmas comes, then New Years, then Lunar New Year. Try Jan/Feb when everyone is fresh & desk piles have been cleared.
No one can deny there are incredibly useful metabolomic & lipidomic datasets generated every year. But what are the hurdles to sharing and re-using this data?
@gjpattij & @EthanStancliff2
have a Comment in @NatureCellBio with some great tips.
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It was a great team cancer-genetics-metabolism reunion in the London office with @mvicaracal @MT_Genetics & @BarbMarte. Lots of strategizing for 2023 and chilling with the London @nature editors. Can’t wait to come back!
A really excellent series by @NatRevCardiol on diversity and inclusion in cardiology, covering clinical medicine and biomed research, viewpoints from cardiologists across the world, race, gender, equality, and equity.
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It was definitely the year of the GATOR!🐊
@LoewithLab & @structureltp present in @nature a cryoEM structure of the yeast SEA complex (ancestral GATOTR1 & 2), joining the mammalian GATOR1 (@MolecularCell) and GATOR2 (@nature) published this year.
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