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Gut microbiota promotes stem cell differentiation through macrophage and mesenchymal niches in early postnatal development
cell.com/immunity/fulltext/S10

Glad and relieved to share on mastodon my first co-first work from one of my PhD projects with Eric Miska & Azim Surani. ☺️ Hope it’s a useful one: we team with Giorgia Battsitoni and Greg Hannon to investigate a prior observation of piRNAs in mPGCs in vitro.
Alas, we do not detect piRNAs in Day 6 mPGCLCs. cell.com/developmental-cell/fu
#piRNAs #GermCells #mPGC #mPGCLC #DevCell #MattersArising

Hello: has any scientist on here abandoned Twitter for Mastodon entirely? I’m looking to speak to you for a story I’m writing

10 startling images of nature in crisis — and the struggle to save it
go.nature.com/3iGQcNh

Welcome to @geffenlab!

Maria is a professor at UPenn who studies hearing and auditory memory. Her lab has discovered a number of new brain circuits that support these important functions: hosting.med.upenn.edu/hearing/

Maria is also a polymath who is good at ... basically everything. And she has seemingly endless energy for it. Biotech. Science. Modeling. Advising. +

Let's also applaud Maria's dedication to early career researchers and enhancing diversity:
mastodon.social/@geffenlab@mas

Follow: @geffenlab

#Crossref is looking to hire a Global #CommunityEngagement Manager. As I was thinking about this role, I came up with a list ... Do you have these characteristics? Come work with us! All the details: crossref.org/jobs/2022-11-21-c #metaday #werehiring #scholcomms

My latest column for is a look at early human results of a new class of for

The mechanism of action is essentially to clog the 's tRNA synthetase - the result of two decades of research on boron-based compounds.


nature.com/articles/d41591-022

We're very excited for our 2023 Meeting 'Infectious Diseases Through an Evolutionary Lens' organised by Wendy Barclay, Sara Cherry, DMM Editor David Tobin @tobinlab & Russell Vance! This will take place on 17 - 19 October in London and we hope to create a collaborative environment for you to share your work and for your ideas to grow!

Register for updates on registration:
biologists.com/meetings/dmminf

Day 5 of #ArtAdventCalendar.

Back to sharing another #Cyanotype print. A bit blurred at the left edge. But to the rest of the detailed sheet also a welcome contrast. The overlapping parts of the sheet are what make it so interesting. Borderless prints are always a challenge to handle.

#CyanoPrint #Cyanotypie #SunPrinting #SunPrint #FloralCyanotype #ArtOnMastodon #ArtistsOnMastodon #ArtOnMasto #MastodonArt #MastoArt #Art #CyanotypeArt #AdventCalendar #Advent #MyArt

'In this issue of EMBO Molecular Medicine, Zeller et al report development of a novel low molecular weight phosphocholine-mimetic that binds to pCRP and inhibits conformation change-mediated expression of pro-inflammatory actions without impairing its defense function and demonstrate its beneficial actions in preventing rejection of allograft transplants and renal ischemia–reperfusion injury.'
@EmboMolMed

embopress.org/doi/full/10.1525

'In one such work, the 1873 A Guide to World Customs, author Nakagane Masahira and his Tokyo publisher included an illustration of Newton’s discovery of gravity after he saw an apple fall from a tree. But, what was an apple, anyway? No such fruit was for sale in Tokyo. The publisher obviously thought it would be easier to replace the unknown foreign fruit with something more familiar, such as a Japanese plum.'

atlasobscura.com/articles/japa

TDF (#tenofovir disopropoxil fumarate) is a cheap, safe antiretroviral to treat and prevent #HIV.

#Observational studies have found that TDF users have a much lower risk of severe #COVID19 than users of other antiretrovirals (including TAF, another tenofovir prodrug).

How come no randomized trials of TDF exist? If interested in the repurposing of known antivirals to prevent serious #COVID19, watch my talk here

play.ki.se/media/Miguel+Hern%C

Links to the 2 most recent studies (just published) below.

RT @msbr89@twitter.com

'NICHES', a tool to analyze ligand-receptor connectivity in single-cell and spatial transcriptomic data at truly single-cell resolution, is now peer-reviewed and available online at Bioinformatics @OxfordJournals@twitter.com:

doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics

An updated thread:
1/n

🐦🔗: twitter.com/msbr89/status/1599

New structure from LSI Exeter colleagues Matthew Gaines et al. Bertram Daum lab, this time of the enigmatic filament called 'thread'.

What I find cool about this work is that first they had the structure, then found the sequence based on glycosylation sites and bulky residues.
This was also so ultra-stable, that resisted trypsinisation, so mass spec was not an option to identify it.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/

Check out our recent paper on #vascular cell apoptotic vulnerabilities to #cancer therapeutics, including #radiotherapy, #chemotherapy and targeted agents (e.g. #proteasome inhibitors, #BH3mimetics). We find that #EndothelialCells remain primed for #apoptosis throughout development into adulthood and may represent a “weakest link” vulnerability in multiple tissues for development of toxicities. science.org/doi/full/10.1126/s

#Celldeath #CardioOncology #VigiBase #RadioBiology #BH3Profiling

'Approximately 4 in 10 early-career clinician-investigators with full-time faculty appointments leave academia within 10 years due in part to time conflicts driven by caregiving (5). Underrepresented groups and women leave at higher rates than White people and men. This represents an astonishing loss of highly educated professionals from the biomedical research workforce, and reinforces inequity gaps across gender, race, and ethnicity.'

jci.org/articles/view/166075

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