Love science. Senior Editor @Nature, previously @NatureComms. If it's not science, I'll probably be in the gym or the kitchen (also science). All views my own.
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Michelle Trenkmann retweeted
Today, @nature and @NatureMedicine are proud to publish amazing new insights into lung cancer evolution from the #TRACERx consortium. Updated collection: nature.com/collections/haffg… Great author threads👇
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Thanks also to Luke Evans and Pamela Romero-Villela for this concise, accessible summary of our findings! nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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So excited to share our work on the genetic architecture of rare coding variation, now published in @Nature
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
This work was led by superstar co-first authors @danweiner92 and @NadigAjay
Michelle Trenkmann retweeted
Interested in a career as an editor? we are hiring! Associate or Senior Editor, Nature Communications (Biochemistry, Molecular Biology or Genetics) g.co/kgs/6rqnTu
Michelle Trenkmann retweeted
How do the #genome, #epigenome and #transcriptome co-evolve in colorectal #cancer? In the second of two papers in @nature, we find gene expr is not strongly heritable & evaluate "driverness" of muts directly in patient tumours nature.com/articles/s41586-0… @AndreaSottoriva #EPICC2 1/7
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How do the #genome, #epigenome & #transcriptome co-evolve in colorectal #cancer? In the 1st of 2 studies in @Nature we measure the contribution of #chromatin accessibility in #cancer #evolution. #genetics and #epigenetics interplay! #EPICC1 @trevoragraham
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Michelle Trenkmann retweeted
Out today in @nature : nature.com/articles/s41586-0… - some steps toward understanding cell-to-cell genomic variation in cancer. Joint work with @sajraparicio lab (now 15yr collab!). Work performed by @tylerfunnell @marcjwills_ @oflanach and teams from both labs.
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Today we publish 1st @HumanPangenome Reference Consortium primary research paper @Nature. Highlights: Near #T2T complete & error-free diploid human genome; phasing haplotypes in assembly graph is best; 50% of total genetic variation is in the centromeres
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Michelle Trenkmann retweeted
Most recent work from the lab just out @Nature. By combining ancient DNA work, population genomics, and in vitro infections we show that the Black Death shaped the evolution of immune genes. Kuddos to co-first authors @TaurVil and Jennifer Klunk. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
We have some awesome genomics papers online @nature - a first step towards a more representative human reference genome, an ancient DNA study on the social organization of a Neanderthal community and an ancient DNA study on the evolution of immune genes during the Black Death
The analysis of ancient DNA from individuals who lived before, during and after the Black Death pandemic gives clues to how exposure to pathogens may have shaped the make-up of immune genes
go.nature.com/3ySFM2A
Michelle Trenkmann retweeted
Job alert for stem cell biologists!
Nature is looking for a locum editor to handle research manuscripts in stem cell and developmental biology.
This is how I started my editorial career many years ago, too!
Applications by 30th October.👇
bit.ly/3CWvQat
Today online @nature is this incredible GWAS for height, including 5.4 million individuals and identifying over 7,000 loci - the associations reach saturation in the European ancestries
go.nature.com/3eouEU5
This is accompanied by a @NatureNV from @KKuchenbaecker
go.nature.com/3RXotDY
