@VignuzziLab

Mostly post about fitness and food in 🇸🇬 Singapore. some science lab stuff too.

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Joined May 2015
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Craig Cameron Lab
@CameronLabUNCOct 16
The Cameron & Arnold Lab has initiated a search for two post-doctoral scholars. One is in the area of molecular and cellular virology (at the single-cell level). The other is in the area of nucleic acid enzyme biochemistry and biophysics. All projects completed in the lab can move with those who choose to initiate an academic career. The positions are posted here: unc.peopleadmin.com/postings… unc.peopleadmin.com/postings…

Post-Doc Research Associate - Cameron/Arnold Lab

The Cameron-Arnold laboratory in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, NC, is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral...

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Haze in S’pore: Air quality worsens overnight as PSI hits ‘very unhealthy’ range in central region bit.ly/4s5vshQ

Haze in Singapore: PSI reading in central region in ‘very unhealthy’ range

At 7am, the 24-hour PSI in the central region stood at 224. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Two S’pore-listed palm oil firms named in Greenpeace report on Indonesian plantation fires bit.ly/4B8GFT4

S’pore palm oil firms named in Greenpeace fire report

Greenpeace names Singapore-listed palm oil firms in an Indonesian plantation fires report, with companies disputing the findings. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Phuket Sammy@Phuket_SammyOct 14
It's almost 300 near my place and 500 downtown #Singapore. I have to fly back for a night tomorrow. Legit thinking of just getting a hotel at the airport so I don't even have to leave... 🙄
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kamaghul deghaman@kamaghulOct 14
Lagi 2 3 hari asap ni akan masuk Malaysia & Singapore. Taktahu sampai bila kita akan stuck dengan jerebu ni 😅
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Silvi Rouskin
@silvirouskinSep 29
Ok let me explain how cool this is from my perspective , please RT! I developed one of the first methods to probe RNA structure in high throughput inside living cells, and it takes tons of time and $$ to apply on thousands of viruses - it’s practically impossible. This ML approach is just as good and works in seconds for nearly free ! Not only that, it highlights the MOST IMPORTANT structures that track with function. It’s the future of RNA strucute prediction and discovery across all families 🔥 biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Christos
@C8RISTOSSep 10
You can literally decide at any moment, to lock the hell in to something wholesome and change your life in just a few months.
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Looking forward to it!
Florian Krammer
@florian_krammerAug 30
On September 9th Ashley St. John from Duke-NUS (@StJohnLab) will give a Semmelweis Seminar with the title 'Flavivirus immune history as a determinant of future viral infection outcomes'. 2pm at the Jugendstilhörsaal of @MedUni_Wien Register here: semmelweisinstitute.ac.at/ev…

Flavivirus immune history as a determinant of future viral infection outcomes (Ad hoc Seminar) -...

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Whenever you feel lonely, remember that your white blood cells are fighting like this for your health..
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The best things in life often come when you least expect them… especially when you’re not continually setting expectations for them to occur. Focus on the routine and the rewards will follow. Today is going to be a good day.
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Can I nerd out on some anime real quick but keep it scientific? 👀 what’s your favorite anime? #scientistswholift #anime #drstone #strengh #science
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Marc Johnson
@SolidEvidenceJul 30
Coxsackievirus A9 is currently the most highly elevated virus in the US right now. It's elevated in almost every one of our 43 sites. wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/32…
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I'm very happy to be a recipient of the 2026 NRF Investigatorship grant from the National Research Foundation Singapore. We will develop new computational methods that use long read sequencing data to study genetic diseases in the Asian population. github.com/GoekeLab

Göke Lab

Computational Transcriptomics - Third Generation Sequencing - Göke Lab

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bani haykal@fdbckfdfwdJul 20
i filmed Ian who is both a bike messenger and food delivery rider across the city on a sweating hot Saturday most bike messengers i know switch roles between shifts when jobs run low have love for the workers battling a burning planet to send you the things you need most
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When we view us not as an isolated ego, but as a vast, interconnected holobiont—a collective of human cells and trillions of symbiotic microbes—we begin to see that cancer is not always a singular cellular silo @CR_UK news.cancerresearchuk.org/20…

When relationships turn sour – cancer and the holobiont - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News

Only by understanding the complex interplay of ageing, physiology and the microbiome will we understand colorectal cancer risk says Filipe Cabreiro

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Gabriel Dupré@DupreGabJul 14
Thrilled to announce that our paper showing how sialic acids act as a barrier to non-influenza orthomyxoviruses' entry is finally out in PLOS Pathogens! Special thanks to Jorge Moreno-García, @Rafa_Sanjuan_ , and all our co-authors for their contributions! journals.plos.org/plospathog…

Sialic acids are a barrier to the entry of non-influenza orthomyxoviruses

Author summary Many viruses, including influenza viruses, use sugar molecules called sialic acids (SAs) on the surface of host cells to promote viral entry. Here, we show that SAs can instead...

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Dave
@davvesuppJul 15
Why are electrolytes important during exercise? 🧵👇 1/ Exercise results in fluid loss through sweat.
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dahailuo@luodahaiJul 16
Research update: Distinct #RNA engagements define genome import (with the help of nsP2 #helicase) and replication elongation (of course by nsP4 #RNA #polymerase) in #alphaviruses #chikungunya biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Chris Smith@DrChrisTSmithJul 14
Are you a #PhD or #postdoc planning to go on the faculty job market this Fall? I wrote this post back in 2021 but continue to update it with useful data and insights. Postdocs should also join @FuturePI_Slack for peer support & more resources. christophertsmith.com/reflec…
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