PostDoc @UCL using single-cell bioinformatics to research the developing human immune system. Views my own. He/Him
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Welcome back! VEuPathDB resources are back online today! We will continue to provide bioinformatics services under a new organizational structure. Read more here: veupathdb.org/veupathdb/app/…
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We have one more place available to join our 2024/2025 #PhD cohort for a fully funded 4 year PhD, commencing in October 2024.
Find out more and apply here: zurl.co/QFRT
ALT Photo of the Franklin's PhD Students with the quote: “The science, the location and the opportunities at the Franklin are all fantastic, but what’s been noticeable is how supportive everyone has been. There are a lot of really smart, eminent people at the Franklin, but as PhD students we always feel like we can ask questions and seek advice.” Nadisha Gamage - 2021/2022 Franklin PhD Cohort
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Wonderful to see our paper out in @Nature today! What happens if we experimentally challenge young healthy seronegative adult volunteers with SARS-CoV-2 and apply single cell multi-omics? Not everyone subsequently gets COVID-19! nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Looking for a new post-doctoral research job for a new year? Come to work with us, using structural biology to understand what makes antibodies protective against malaria. An exciting joint project with @FaithOsier and @HWardemann.
my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…
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Absolutely delighted to share our paper published today in @SciImmunology in collaboration with @teichlab. Huge congratulations to amazing co-first authors @DrJoBarnes, @masahiroy15, @PengHeCam! Team science!
science.org/doi/10.1126/scii…
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New PhD on #Chagas Disease in Glasgow, Lancaster, Ecuador and Antwerp. Fab team, great training, #genomics #singlecell #evolution #adaptation with @McCulloch_Group @MickUrbaniak @BiottofnI
gla.ac.uk/postgraduate/docto… please RT !
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#DYK not all leeches feed on blood 🩸? Many are predators of invertebrates and some specialize on hunting earthworms🪱
After all, other worms are a perfectly shaped meal for them 🍝
I think this is a species of Orobdella, a group of primarily Japanese leeches that feed on worms
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We have had the pleasure of working with @10000_IF @10000BI and we are excited to announce that applications are now open!🎉
If you are looking for an internship for next summer, this opportunity might be for you!
Apply on their website⬇️Good luck!
10000internsfoundation.com/
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Symbiotic dust. Fungal hyphae wrapping groups of algal cells #soredia #symbiosis #lichens #Lepraria #Stereocaulaceae #UniGraz
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A very intriguing result in the new Y chromosome paper, one that you might miss unless you read the paper closely... 1/6 nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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This #WorldMosquitoDay, watch this by Dr. Sachie Kanatani from the @PhotiniSinnis17 Lab. It is terrifying and extraordinary at once. 5th-place winner in the 2021 #NikonSmallWorldInMotion competition. bit.ly/3OBiWor Photo: Dr. Sachie Kanatani & Dr. Photini Sinnis
This #WorldMosquitoDay, take a look at this mosquito spitting out malaria parasites 🔬
It's carrying sporozoites, the infective stage of #malaria. If you got bitten, you could be infected.
🎥 from the Sinnis Lab at JHMRI, which investigates this stage of malaria transmission
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Greenpeace protesters drape giant oil-black fabric over Sunak’s mansion theguardian.com/politics/202…
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From the lab: Our Vector Control Technician Tim submitted a larval sample that had two Culex egg rafts with larvae emerging from the rafts. 👀
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Painstaking work of my collegues @Naturalis_Sci digitizing all collection specimens of #mosquitoes + 40,705 additional records from the notebook of the Dutch female medical entemologist Johanna Bonne-Wepster from the early 20th century. A data treasure!
Converting the field records of early-20th Century public health pioneer Johanna Bonne-Wepster to #OpenData in @GBIF. Read more in GigaBlog gigasciencejournal.com/blog/…
And see the Data Release paper that is part of our
Vectors of human disease series doi.org/10.46471/gigabyte.85
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Ever heard about crazy hairworms that infect insects and make them jump into water so the worm can get out and find mates?
Well, we sequenced the first genomes of this entire phylum of animals, and learned that they are even weirder than we thought!
1/N
tinyurl.com/hairworm-genomes
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in this thread and this new manuscript, we present an exciting addition to the #MalariaCellAtlas, showcasing a high resolution view of asexual and sexual development of P. falciparum blood stages, as well as the first single cell transcriptomic profile of a natural infection 1/n
A single cell atlas of sexual development in Plasmodium falciparum biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_genomic
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Using a Cas9/guide-RNA-based gene drive system, researchers have produced mosquitoes that produce antimalaria antibodies. If released, models suggest the mosquitoes could reduce malaria incidence by roughly 90% within three months. In PNAS: ow.ly/TQLq50P9rGG
ALT An overhead view of a mosquito with red eyes. A female Anopheles gambiae, with the cardinal (red-eye) phenotype, indicating the presence of a population modification gene-drive system. CREDIT: Rebeca Carballar-Lejarazú
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Logic(s), the first queer black + Asian tech magazine, is looking for pitches - check out their archive for some truly fantastic tech writing. I literally talk about this article from 2022 all the time! logicmag.io/clouds/agile-and…
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