SETD2 moonlights during mitosis to keep the genome safe from chaos.https://www.nature.com/articles/s41556-025-01723-9
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Awesome work from Abid Khan in the lab SETD2 moonlights during mitosis to keep the genome safe from chaos.showing how SETD2 moonlights to safeguard the genome during cell division.
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Group leader @mpi-mg, Berlin
Chromatin tracing, epigenetics, development. Equity and advocacy in academia.
Husband, Father and grandfather, Datahound, Dog lover, Fan of Celtic music, Former NIGMS director, Former EiC of Science magazine, Stand Up for Science advisor, Pittsburgh, PA
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Neurobiologist @UofSC 🔬 Super-resolution #microscopy, adipocytes, cytoskeleton, and #neurodegeneration 🦠
🔬 Assistant Prof, Pathology @Duke | Director, Clin Micro Lab
🧫 Former Clin Micro Fellow @Memorial Sloan Kettering
👩🏻🔬 Former Postdoc @broadinstitute.org
🎓 PhD @The Rockefeller University
Focus: Diagnostics, AMR, Structural Biology
PhD student at Systems Biology Ireland studying epigenetic alterations in paediatric T-ALL
Principal scientist in the structural biology group at Odyssey Therapeutics and dad to a tiny and very cool human
Everything from biochemistry to chemical biology 🧪
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One Health, Computer aided drug discovery, Food Safety
Genomics of gene regulation lab at UConn Health. Associate Professor promoting open science & positive changes to research and education
Research Group Leader, working on epigenetic memory, chromatin (replication) and transcription at the MPI-IE.
Chromatin, TFs, epigenetic memory, and Epithelial- mesenchymal cell state transitions. Also will post about dogs/ cats/ animals/ nature.
Stem cell epigenetics; chromatin; modeling neurodegenerative diseases; paleo-epigenetics.
Hebrew University's Institute of Life Sciences and the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences (ELSC).
Studying epigenetic mechanisms of brain cancer & neurodevelopmental diseases. Scientist, BC Cancer | Assistant Professor, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, University of British Columbia.
Microscopist, Neuronal Cell Biologist, learning about AD and melanoma and mentoring
Assistant Professor at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) | Structural Biology | Membrane proteins | Organelle structure and function | Fatty-acid metabolism | https://www.mguptalab.com | #NewPI
Immunologist curious about viruses, cancer, evolution and all things human
Likes all #systems thinking and still working out all the #omics 🤓
#immunosky #medsky #idsky
Group leader at the Centre for Regenerative Medicine (IRR), University of Edinburgh. Exploring the epigenetic mechanisms the control neurodevelopment. Scientist, Dad and lover of all things outdoors!
Happily inhabiting cage 42, rack 13, room 02.321 of the animal facility building. Will work hard for chow and publications. Generally unafraid of cats, but animal activists scare the hell out of me.
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