Daryl Gohl

Daryl Gohl

@darylgohl.bsky.social

Group Leader, University of Minnesota Genomics Center Innovation Lab. Founder, Objective Biotechnology

138 Followers 205 Following 10 Posts Joined Nov 2024
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Time flies like an arrow… fruit flies like a banana 🍌🪰For 100+ years, Drosophila has powered biomedical discovery—~85% of human disease genes have fly homologs.See our Autoinjector at @genetics-gsa.bsky.social in Chicago—and bring your best fly joke 😄 #Dros26

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2 weeks ago
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A cartoon by Paul Noth. See all the cartoons in this week’s issue: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/Uh2urE

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4 months ago
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FlyBase Homepage FlyBase: a database for drosophila genetics and molecular biology

🪰 folks! Despite Harvard lawsuit outcome, FlyBase NIH grant was not released. FlyBase now runs on the public, like NPR, PBS etc. If we don't step up, it can go away! Donations site on flybase.org homepage. Note: it links to IU stock center, but its for FlyBase, see instructions. pls give+share! 2/2

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5 months ago

Highly bespoke Pop Song Correspondence?

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5 months ago
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Objective Biotechnology was proud to sponsor the European Drosophila Research Conference in Alicante! 🚀 The Autoinjector was a huge hit, and we’re officially launched in Europe.
Alicante is stunning—rich history, walkable streets, and perfect weather. Highly recommend a visit! 🌞 #EDRC #Biotech

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7 months ago
FlyBase:Contribute to FlyBase - FlyBase Wiki

FlyBase needs your help! Visit the link below for more information, and please consider donating to help save this amazing resource. wiki.flybase.org/wiki/FlyBase...

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6 months ago

Fly labs — Now is the time to show some solidarity and chip in support for this vital resource!

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6 months ago

Really excited to share this milestone! It has been so fun to see this instrument evolve from the initial prototype in my and @suhasabk.bsky.social's labs to a commercial product. Congrats to the @objectivebio.bsky.social team!

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8 months ago
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Dear all, PLEASE add comments on the importance of model organism research at this link:

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8 months ago

Devastating indeed. A vital resource, currently clinging to life by crowdfunding

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8 months ago
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Introducing the Autoinjector by Objective Biotechnology — an affordable, bench-top instrument that automates microinjection for gene editing research.

🔬Book your demo today: objectivebiotechnology.com/autoinjector
#Autoinjector #CRISPR #GeneEditing #ObjectiveBiotechnology

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8 months ago
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Members of Congress oppose NIH's payment cut plan, urge appeals court to maintain block A group of lawmakers opposes NIH's indirect cost reimbursement cap in appeals court, supporting states and universities against the Trump administration's 15% rate limit plan.

157 House of Representatives members signed an amicus brief calling on the First Circuit to uphold a block on the NIH's planned cap on indirect cost reimbursements. Did your representative sign? In MN, only Angie Craig, Betty McCollum, and Kelly Morrison signed.
endpoints.news/wp-content/u...

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11 months ago

Go right now, don't wait, and read Harvard's response to the government's demands. Everyone needs to fight. Remember Columbia caving got them absolutely nothing back. You can see the gov demands from a link inside Harvard's response.

view.hu.harvard.edu?qs=351b45ebf...

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11 months ago
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Today’s Daily Cartoon, by Lisa Rothstein. #NewYorkerCartoons nyer.cm/QAnwGsj

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11 months ago

Amazing! Congrats @synbiogaolab.bsky.social!

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11 months ago
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‘One of the darkest days’: NIH purges agency leadership amid mass layoffs In shock move, four institute directors at the US biomedical agency are removed from their posts.

"This will go down as one of the darkest days in modern scientific history." Story on the decimation of NIH by @maxkozlov.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/d41...?

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11 months ago

A hundred years ago, the average life expectancy was <50. Today, it is ~80.

What made the difference? Public Health. Public health, however, is not some magic entity happening in a vacuum - it requires people.

Without those people, there can be no Public Health. That serves no one.

Wake up.

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11 months ago
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Public Statement on Supporting Science for the Benefit of All Citizens TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE We all rely on science. Science gave us the smartphones in our pockets, the navigation systems in our cars, and life-saving medical care. We count on engineers when we drive acr...

>1900 members of the National Academies of Science, Engineering & Medicine issued a statement supporting science for the benefit of all citizens, and ... 1/2
docs.google.com/document/d/1...

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11 months ago
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Immigrant Nobel Prize Winners Continue To Impress Immigrants now have been awarded 40% of the Nobel Prizes won by Americans in chemistry, medicine and physics since 2000.

Maybe it's a good time to remind everyone that 40% of US Nobel Prize winners are immigrants.

America benefits when we welcome global talent. When we block international scientists, we diminish our own future

www.forbes.com/sites/stuart...

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11 months ago

The NIH Scientific Integrity Policy has just been rescinded: how is that not incredibly concerning for the future of science and medicine in the US?!.... Excellent 🧵 by @carlbergstrom.com

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11 months ago

Inaugural post on BlueSky! We’re here to share our latest news and connect with you. Give us a follow and help spread the word!

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11 months ago
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Science Under Threat in the United States: How scientists and institutions should respond Individual researchers and university leaders need to make the case for science to their elected representatives and to the public at large.

Trying to make sense of the current situation, I put together some thoughts in an op-ed for @elife.bsky.social on what we, as scientists, can do – and what institutions MUST do – to protect science right now

elifesciences.org/articles/106...

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11 months ago

Yes, we are doing C. elegans as well with this pricing!

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11 months ago
University of Minnesota Genomics Center Model Organism Sequencing Service Flyer. $25 for a 30x Drosophila genome.

Hey fellow Drosophila researchers - if you haven't heard, the UMGC is offering ultra low-cost genome sequencing! See here to learn more: z.umn.edu/UMGC-MOSS #Dros25

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11 months ago
Photo of the Autoinjector instrument and the Objective Biotechnology booth.

Excited to launch the Autoinjector instrument at the @genetics-gsa.bsky.social Drosophila Research Conference #Dros25! This device automates microinjection into embryos for gene editing and other genetic manipulations. Learn more here: www.objectivebiotechnology.com

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1 year ago
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Today’s Daily Cartoon, by Paul Noth. #NewYorkerCartoons nyer.cm/dE5ukWH

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1 year ago
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Great turnout at #Stand_Up_For_Science in St. Paul, MN!

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1 year ago
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Philly is out in full force to Stand Up for Science!!

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1 year ago

Today's the day! Minnesota, let's show up and make our voices heard to support science!

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1 year ago
Stand Up for Science rally poster. March 7, 2025 at the Minnesota State Capitol, St. Paul, MN. Find an event near you at: https://standupforscience2025.org/

I'm attending the Stand Up for Science rally at the Minnesota State Capitol this Friday, March 7th. Please join me in advocating for science funding and protesting the arbitrary and highly disruptive cuts to our nations' scientific agencies and research universities. standupforscience2025.org

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