Synthetic Regeneration Laboratory at Columbia
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#SyntheticRegeneration & Systems Physiology Laboratory @Columbia | Regenerating skin wounds with genomics | Director: @DrWoappi
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A subset of CD8 T cells with a terminally exhausted epigenetic profile expressed IFN-γ, granzymes, and perforin in bone marrow Science Immunology
Congrats Simone Minnie! Hill Lab Scott Furlan
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
What a fabulous time it's been to visit Stanford University and meet the outstanding fellows, trainees, and faculty! Thank you dearly for this invitation.
In a new Review, scientists discuss how resident tissue #macrophages go beyond immunity to keep organs thriving. Ragon Institute HHMI NEWS scim.ag/6zW
As my lab develops Seurat, I wanted to share some thoughts on the important Seurat and scanpy package selection preprint from Joseph Rich/Lior Pachter 🧵
We don’t know much about how T cells—the immunological powerhouses—change as we age. But not for long. Learn how researchers used multimodal #singlecell analysis to capture T-cell variability across the age spectrum & uncover a novel subpopulation: nature.com/articles/s4159…
Thrilled to visit Stanford University and present our latest work on wound regeneration Stanford University_MCP! #SyntheticRegeneration
Our paper 'The landscape of biomedical research' is out in Patterns journal! Great job by Rita González Márquez.
cell.com/patterns/fullt…
Amazing interactive explorer by Ben Schmidt / @[email protected] from Nomic AI: static.nomic.ai/pubmed.html
For details see my original Twitter thread: twitter.com/hippopedoid/st….
I appreciate this paper from Joseph Rich/Lior Pachter on the importance of package selection for scRNA-seq: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
We agree - as we release new versions of Seurat, we make changes, which means that some results will change (and hopefully improve!) for users
Beyond a literal earthquake shaking things up in NYC, we had an absolutely electrifying seminar from Dr. Chrystal Ama Starbird PDB Depositer about her work on Tam receptors Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons. It was such a joy hosting you! #ShakeUpSeminar #SeismicImpact