@frenchdroso

the 31st French Drosophila Meeting Nov.7-10, 2017 because Drosophila is one of the best model organism since1900s 😜

 France
frenchdrosophilameeting.com
Joined April 2017
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Last month for early bird registration ! frenchdrosophilameeting.com/
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#cytoskeleton is super dynamic and provides the pathway for organelle movement and localization within a #cell. Here you can see #mitochondria (magenta) moving along #microtubules (cyan), during 1 min of #cellmigration. @cytoShuffle @Mito_News @MityTheMito #Microscopy #scicomm
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Une lecture intéressante mais décourageante pour un début d'année! Cela vaut le coup de cliquer aussi sur les pages "précédentes / suivantes"
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As an employee of CSHL, I reject Watson’s views as racist, repugnant, and contrary to everything that we know about the science of genetics.
Amy Harmon
@amy_harmon1 Jan 2019
Got an early look at the new PBS documentary on Jim Watson, out tomorrow. It is infuriating and sad to see him reaffirm his infamous view — unsupported by any genetic evidence — that black people are intrinsically less intelligent than others. nytimes.com/2019/01/01/scien…

James Watson Had a Chance to Salvage His Reputation on Race. He Made Things Worse. (Published 2019)

The Nobel-winning biologist has drawn global criticism with unfounded pronouncements on genetics, race and intelligence. He still thinks he’s right, a new documentary finds.

nytimes.com
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So finally, it becomes a reality @IGFL —> Institut du Grand François Leulier 😂 Congrats and good luck Francois!
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Replying to @PNASNews @segenetica
How about publishing fees? Less service = cheaper prices?
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A wild ride: 5 years ago-8 cells. Now-300,000 cells + Science Breakthrough Cover. Thank you @JeffreyAFarrell, Yiqun Wang, Bushra Raj @james_gagnon and amazing collaborators. @MCB_Harvard @broadinstitute @NIH @SkirballNYUSoM @Biozentrum @AllenInstitute
Science Magazine
@ScienceMagazine20 Dec 2018
Science has chosen single-cell analyses of gene activity through time as its #BOTY18, honoring methods that together are enabling researchers to determine, at the individual cell level, which genes are turned on and off as an early embryo develops. vis.sciencemag.org/breakthro…

Science’s 2018 Breakthrough of the Year: tracking development cell by cell

Nine other advances are recognized as runners-up, and three developments are named Breakdowns of the Year

science.org
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Wait... where is everyone? Our new lab is recruiting: - a Research assistant (molecular biology, cell culture, lab management) - a Postdoc (chromosomes, transcription, the sky and my startup funds are the limits) noralab.ucsf.edu/index.php/a… Please RT!
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What if your definition of “success” includes “not having to get up at 4 a.m.”?
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@Inc17 Dec 2018
The world's most successful people start their day at 4 a.m. on.inc.com/vvbCaaD
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Oh, piss off.
Inc.
@Inc17 Dec 2018
The world's most successful people start their day at 4 a.m. on.inc.com/vvbCaaD
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I don’t think we should have work events - like conferences - on weekends anymore. We all need our rest. #wellness
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This event is organise by the Société Française de Génétique - SFG - You can find the program here --> sfgenetique.org/
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The Founding and Funding Fathers of @FijiSc in front of giant #Fiji logo at @embl #ATC during a wild EMBL-style party. Hey @embl, don’t thrash it. This logo made history. I will come and pick it up someday. It looks great where it is, like it was always there!
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Il fut un temps où @CNRS osait afficher (fièrement?) le nombre de postes au concours dgdr.cnrs.fr/drhchercheurs/c… @rogueESR
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DeepMind beat 98 other teams to correctly fold 25 of 43 structures. Next team only folded 3 of 43. Excited to see advances in the protein folding problem and curious to see where this technology leads!
Jen Heemstra@jenheemstra3 Dec 2018
We knew this had to be coming, but still...whoa. Protein structure prediction using machine learning. “AlphaFold [predicted] the most accurate structure for 25 out of 43 proteins, compared with 3 out of 43 for the second placed team in the same category.” amp.theguardian.com/science/…

Google's DeepMind predicts 3D shapes of proteins

AI program’s understanding of proteins could usher in new era of medical progress

theguardian.com
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Last butcher in the neighborhood which used to open on Sunday morning is gone. I am sure the #lisbon souvenirs you will buy here will make a great Sunday roast!
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Before and After Reading Hegel
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Very good point about @ERC_Research artificial and arbitrary age cut-offs.
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It's over. I think I just lost my chance of getting a job.
Hessam Akhlaghpour@theHessam30 Nov 2018
Replying to @theHessam
*correction. Spider, not insect.
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It is now possible to create artificially #bioluminescent eukaryotes by expression of three genes from fungi @PNASNews @krnsrksn pnas.org/content/early/2018/…
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