
Co-founder of @BosLabMA. She/Her/Hers
Somerville, MA
Joined November 2014
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Angela Abitua retweeted
I am pleased to share our paper on axis formation in annual killifish, published in @sciencemagazine! See the thread below for a summary of the story. science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
You’re very welcome Judy, glad that you found this post! Hope that you can get the additional resources and help that you want on this topic.
Angela Abitua retweeted
Atopic dermatitis commonly involves the development of #allergen- and #autoantigen- specific #IgE. This review discusses how autoreactive IgE could potentially trigger the emergence of the autoimmune diseases known to be associated with atopic dermatitis mdpi.com/2073-4468/9/3/47
Angela Abitua retweeted
We're hiring a lab manager! Join our outstanding group of researchers here @uwgenome. It's truly a magical place. uwhires.admin.washington.edu…
Angela Abitua retweeted
📢 Abitua.org is live and I am hiring a lab manager and postdocs! 🙏RT
Angela Abitua retweeted
Per our grant, we needed to write up #Reproducibility2020. We put together themes from across the event. Many of our speakers are featured:
doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/k5qh…
@amylibrarian @Project_TIER @tracykteal @UofU_OUR @BrianNosek @Dunleavy_Daniel @matthew_gurka @JarrodMillman
Angela Abitua retweeted
If you’re attending the #BRAIN PI meeting this week, check out our poster (#4059) by @JasonNasse to learn about the #AAVDataHub, why you should share your data on the #AAV Data Hub, and what makes an impactful submission! #studyBRAIN
Angela Abitua retweeted
Sharing your #protocols not only improves #reproducibility, it can save you time + frustration. Huge thanks to @batool664 for today's #R4EtaughtMe! #R4E workshops are free + small donations go a long way: donorbox.org/r4e-fundraising….
Angela Abitua retweeted
Learn more about #protocol sharing through #R4E's resources! @batool664 ran this #reproducibility module most recently for the #ECR #Tanzania community, and you can watch it anytime: youtu.be/AdC4PSbiDeg?t=986.
Replying to @repro4everyone @Addgene
Thanks for the shoutout! It's been such a pleasure to work with everyone at @repro4everyone! 😀
Angela Abitua retweeted
This month, we wanted to celebrate the impact that #R4E volunteers have running community-led #reproducibility workshops globally. Hear from @nafisajadavji and @HaeltermanNele as they share their #R4EtaughtMe favorite lessons! 🎊
Support their work here: donorbox.org/r4e-fundraising….
Angela Abitua retweeted
Collaborative paper accepted! Great way to start the looong weekend! Worked with a great team! Thanks to @HaeltermanNele @SusannAuer @april_cs @schwessinger 🎉🥳
Angela Abitua retweeted
We’re gearing up for #DNADay2021 and we’re super excited to share with you... science themed Zoom backgrounds! We have backgrounds full of DNA, viruses, bacteria, & more. PS: We hope you don't have meetings on #NationalDNADay because it's a Sunday. @DNAday hubs.ly/H0LNGnv0
Angela Abitua retweeted
Thanks to @Ohnolog for letting me try to make sense of some of the most interesting data I've seen in my life! With a model organism like this, you'll never run out of questions
Replying to @Ohnolog
Finally, phenotypic analysis of light sheet data revealed that Nodal signaling is required for coordinating cell migration and re-aggregation. This part was in collaboration with the talented @duckcell2.
Angela Abitua retweeted
I am thrilled to share my first preprint from the @schierlab about the extraordinary development of the African turquoise killifish!
Axis formation in annual killifish: Nodal coordinates morphogenesis in absence of Huluwa prepatterning biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Angela Abitua retweeted
📣 Apply for an award from Addgene to attend a conference! We're accepting applications until April 30
☑️ Undergrad, grad student, postdoc, research tech
☑️ Working w/ fluorescent proteins
☑️ Planning to attend a conference, virtual, hybrid, or in-person
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Angela Abitua retweeted
We have a question for you, scientists: where do you usually go to find relevant scientific articles? 🧐
If your favorite place isn't listed in the poll or you want to elaborate, let us know in the replies!
8%Specific journal websites
81%Pubmed or PMC
4%Emails from journals
7%Digest app or email
494 votes • Final results











