
@WellcomeTrust Sir Henry Dale Fellow based at @HumanGeneticsOx, interested in chromatin disruption in human disease. He/him. Mastodon: [email protected]
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🚨 Job alert
Hiring a postdoc (comp or wet lab) to work on chromatin & genetics 🧬
Come work with us @HumanGeneticsOx in the beautiful @UniofOxford
🗓️ Closing September 13th
Details at beagrielab.com/join
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#PostdocJobs #GeneticsJobs #genomics #cohesin
Very happy to have been able to help out with this one - some very cool work! #genomics
Great collaboration between the @FoldingGenome and Watkins labs, reporting the first Gain of Function de novo enhancer causing Mendelian disease (ST Depression Syndrome), defining a multidisciplinary path with ML to solving non-coding clinical genetics.
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Calling all rare disease researchers and clinicians who have a variant of uncertain significance... 🧬
The @MRCMouseNetwork & @NMGN_CongAnom (co-led by our PI @srftwigg) are currently looking for VUSs to model in mice! 🐭
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And it’s #PhDone! Rachel Kimber, first PhD student in my lab @BabrahamInst, has brilliantly defended her thesis today. Thanks to @carovinuesa and @viropractor for examining Rachael’s thesis. Well done, Dr. Kimber 🥳 🎉🥂
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Fantastic day talking science @BigDataIns. Thanks for the invitation to share our research @RobBeagrie - it was great to see some familiar faces (the lovely Yang Shi!), put some faces to names/emails, and meet some new!
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If you are willing to learn low input techniques to explore the chromatin of your favourite organism, don't hesitate to apply to this hands-on course! We'll be teaching you Low-C, ATAC-seq, CUT&RUN, and its bioinformatic pipelines.
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Applications are now OPEN for an internship in my group at Oxford University. Open to UK undergraduates from under-represented and disadvantaged backgrounds – apply by Wednesday 21 February 2024 to join us this summer: ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate…
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Very excited to share that our work reconstructing chromothripsis has now been published in @CellGenomics! We reconstructed chromosomes with up to 800 rearrangements on a single allele and queried epigenetic and transcriptomic consequences. Thread below!
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Submissions for technology track presentations are also open - go to iscb.org/ismb2024/submission… and apply by May 10th to showcase your bioinformatics/molecular biology software or hardware to the community #Bioinformatics #ComputationalBiology #ISMB2024
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You can now submit your new, unpublished work for publication as a proceedings paper at ISMB 2024! Full details are available at iscb.org/ismb2024/submission… - the deadline is January 25th #Bioinformatics #ComputationalBiology #ISMB2024
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Applications are now open for a fully funded @SoCoBioDtp PhD project with myself (@sotonbiosci ) and Jerome Swinny (@portsmouthuni) … please get in touch to discuss the project! Deadline Jan 8th.
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Is anyone here using the UKBiobank 200k genomes dataset? We are having some weird issues and are trying to troubleshoot if data vs code 😬 Anyone else seeing anything odd?
Either way, please share! 🧬
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How cis-regulatory elements interact to regulate gene expression-role of CTCF and cohesin- check out our pre-prints @MRC_WIMM @jrmmhughes @FoldingGenome @RobBeagrie @JefBoeke @MolecularCell @NAR_Open @CTCF_Papers @generegulation
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Looking to do a PhD in 2024? Interested in gene regulation, chromatin and disease? Applications are now open so come join beagrielab.com at the @HumanGeneticsOx ! Further details below but if you're interested DM me to talk about possible projects. Deadline Dec 1st 1/3
There are two different DPhil programs you can apply to: if you want first-year rotations and more of a focus on computational biology then you might be interested in our DPhil in Genomic Medicine and Statistics well.ox.ac.uk/study/gms 2/3
If you know what you want to do and are ready to jump straight into a project, you might be interested in a DPhil in Clinical Medicine ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate… - happy to talk through the differences with any interested candidates 3/3
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Multiplex-genome architecture mapping (multiplex-GAM) facilitates rapid, unbiased and ligation-free determination of chromatin interactions, as compared to Hi-C.
@apombo1 @RobBeagrie @anto_scial @LonnieRWelch @LabPombo @helmholtz_de
nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
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Multiplex GAM is out! Congrats @LabPombo @apombo1 !!
Coming to a brain near you!!
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Multiplex-genome architecture mapping (multiplex-GAM) facilitates rapid, unbiased and ligation-free determination of chromatin interactions, as compared to Hi-C.
@apombo1 @RobBeagrie @anto_scial @LonnieRWelch @LabPombo @helmholtz_de
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The paper about CIARA - our method to find rare cells in scRNAseq data - is now published in Development!
One of the major additions to the preprint is the analysis of scATAC-seq datasets, showing how CIARA can find rare cells in other types of single-cell omic datasets too.
CIARA: a cluster-independent algorithm for identifying markers of rare cell types from single-cell sequencing data
Read this Techniques and Resources Article by Gabriele Lubatti, Marco Stock, Ane Iturbide, @anto_scial & colleagues @HelmholtzMunich:
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