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After 6.5 years and countless hours on the microscope🔬, my PhD work from @Kubes_Lab is finally out in @Nature! ✨"A monocyte-leptin-angiogenesis pathway critical for repair post-infection"✨ (1/11) nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Researchers often ask whether a LIMS or an ELN is right for them. In this two-part series, @barrybunin, PhD, CEO at @CDDVault, offers a guide to understanding what a LIMS is, and how it differs from other scientific data management systems. ddw-online.com/lims-vs-elns-… #Research
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Need a selective inhibitor for your next experiment? The NEW Chemical Probes Portal is for you! @chemicalprobes2 @thesgconline #Target2035
We have developed a new site for the Chemical Probes Portal! And we are continuing to add new content, review new probes and add new features. Visit new.chemicalprobes.org to access the new site.
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Join us for our monthly webinar series on Bioentrepreneurship! @DrAnneCarpenter and @RecursionChris will talk about Cell-Based Imaging on August 5. Sponsored by Molecular Devices & Pedersen Brain Institute. webinar.addconsortium.org/Au…
Bioimage Informatics 2021 is happening!! 🔬🦠🧪 Virtual: Nov 29 - Dec 1st 2021 (1pm-6pm Paris time) Web site open for Abstract submission & registration: bii2021.conferences-pasteur.… See you there! (please RT)
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"Deep dive into detailed images of human heart cells uncovers a disconnect between gene expression and cell structure" alleninstitute.org/what-we-d…
Use this link to get access to the article for a limited time authors.elsevier.com/a/1cW23…
check out a new #perspective piece "The Future of #Phenotypic #Drug #Discovery" from Ellen Berg of Eurofins Discovery dlvr.it/Rrt1Ph
Key point from Paul Clemons: “Embrace the complexity of large-scale data sets” @NYASciences Phenotypic Drug Discovery conference #Phenotypic2020 @broadinstitute
Olga Troyanskaya @NYASciences Phenotypic Drug Discovery conference #Phenotypic2020 Data has become the new literature – Key insights only become obvious when you look across studies @OlgaTroyanskaya @Princeton
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Viruses are hoody-wearing hackers, but SARS2 is hardly the cleverest. My votes go to HIV, rabies, and herpes. Here are top 10 virus hacks (each a reason I love virology & science in general)... #1) many viruses employ signal jamming, preventing an infected cell from...
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Nicole Kleinstreuer from NTP @NIEHS describing the cycle of predictive toxicology at #ASCCT @NKleinstreuer @PCRM @the_iivs
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Shannon Bell describing the Integated Chemical Environment system for toxicity testing data @NIEHS #ASCCT
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