Infectious disease biologist, innovator, entrepreneur
United States
Joined March 2018
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Alexander Ploss retweeted
Great #TWiV episode with @profvrr and @RichCondit interviewing our very own @maini_lab and John Tavis at the International #HBV meeting in Chicago! @PlossLab @ICE_HBV @HepBFoundation @GlobalHep
Thank you very much @MoAlQuraishi for an outstanding keynote lecture and great discussions at the International #HBV meeting in #Chicago. @HepBFoundation @iannaconelab
Thank you very much for a fantastic lecture and insightful discussion at the International #HBV mtg @HepBFoundation @iannaconelab
Just a quick reminder that the abstract submission deadline for the international #HBV meeting hbvmeeting.org/ is June 28 (3pm EDT)! Please register and submit your abstracts! @iannaconelab @HepBFoundation and I are looking forward to welcoming you in #Chicago Please RT
Alexander Ploss retweeted
Loke and colleagues quantify the relative and interactive contributions of genetic and environmental influences on heterogeneity in immune profiles and helminth susceptibility. Read it here: rdcu.be/dKPrZ
nature.com/articles/s41590-0…
Alexander Ploss retweeted
Deadline E X T E N D E D! Applications📄 are now⏳ being accepted for the 2024 MolBio Scholars program. For more info and to apply, visit: molbio.princeton.edu/graduat…
ALT MolBio Scholars program announcement. An accessible version of this announcement is available at: https://molbio.princeton.edu/graduate/molbio-scholars
Alexander Ploss retweeted
🆕Hepatology Snapshot❕
Formation and transcriptional regulation of hepatitis B virus covalently closed circular DNA
Full text here👉journal-of-hepatology.eu/art…
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Alexander Ploss retweeted
Babies born to a mother with #hepatitisB have a greater than 90% 📈 chance of developing hepatitis B if they're not properly treated at birth. 👩🏽🍼
🔊If your doctor is aware that you have #hep B, they can prevent transmission to your baby.
Learn more 💻 hepb.org/treatment-and-manag…
Alexander Ploss retweeted
Adults in the U.S. have very low rates of vaccination, primarily because many were born before the vaccine became a health care standard & mandated for school.
💉The #hepB vaccine is widely used with 1 billion + doses given & is one of the safest & effective vaccines in the 🌍
Alexander Ploss retweeted
Applications📄 are now⏳ being accepted for the 2024 MolBio Scholars program. For more info and to apply, visit: molbio.princeton.edu/graduat…
ALT MolBio Scholars program announcement. An accessible version of this announcement is available at: https://molbio.princeton.edu/graduate/molbio-scholars
Alexander Ploss retweeted
CRISPR is an amazing gene🧬-editing tool! And the @bsadamson Adamson lab is making it even better!! Read the explainer/press release about their major improvement to prime editing, published in Nature: molbio.princeton.edu/news/20…
ALT Although the specificity of CRISPR-based gene-editing is highly accurate and versatile, the efficiency of installing those edits has been low. In this paper, the Adamson lab describes a more efficient prime editor. Illustration by Caitlin Sedwick
Alexander Ploss retweeted
It has been an immense privilege and honor to review with John MacMicking and Carl Nathan in @ScienceMagazine the past 40 years of IFN-gamma research, and reflect on its neglected and potential role as a medicine
science.org/doi/epdf/10.1126…
I am profoundly grateful for being chosen as an @aaas Fellow. I extend my thanks to all the trainees, past and present, with whom I've had the privilege of working, as well as to my mentors for their unwavering support. @Princeton @PrincetonMolBio