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Our H3.3 paper is now out in print at PNAS @PNASNews ššš
Congrats to Owen Funk @DrFunk_PhD and team!!! 12/11
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Ken Kwan retweeted
Our latest work led by @ItsClaraLiao is a collaboration with the other Kwan lab @kwanlab
We used single-nucleus RNA sequencing to measure transcriptional responses in the mouse medial frontal cortex following a single dose of psilocybin. š š§ š§¬
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Ken Kwan retweeted
It was very stimulating to work with Ken Kwan @kwanlab on this review on thalamocortical development for the Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology cshperspectives.org edited by @L_andreae, @JustusKebschull, and @TonyZador
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Ken Kwan retweeted
On September 1, we welcome MNI's new Executive Director, Ravi Allada, M.D. (@AlladaSleep). Dr. Allada will lead the charge to connect U-M researchers from across campus to explore the brain on a cellular, molecular, and behavioral level. @umich @umichmedicine #neuroscience š§µ
Ken Kwan retweeted
We will be holding Virtual Open Houses again this year! Sign up to join us as we give you the inside scoop about applications and interviews. We will have current students, faculty, and staff in attendance to answer all of your questions! š§
Excited to share our latest preprint! š In this study, we find that the histone H3 variant H3.3 establishes neuronal transcriptome, identity, and connectivity during a critical window in cerebral cortex development. 1/11
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Ken Kwan retweeted
Excited to announce that I will be starting my lab at the @YaleCSC on July 1st. The lab will study the developmental trajectory of psychiatric disorders with a focus on brain connectivity and gene regulation. Come join me, postdoc positions available! pls RT
Ken Kwan retweeted
Considering #gradschool for #neuroscience and attending #SfN21 #SfN2021 or #ABRCMS2021? If so, come by our @umich booth to chat with students & faculty and learn more about our Neuroscience Graduate Program. We will be available every day, starting today! @SfNtweets @ABRCMS
Ken Kwan retweeted
Excited to share our two manuscripts published online today. They are the culmination of almost a decade of work in the Sestan Laboratory. We set out to understand how the human prefrontal cortex acquired its molecular identity and connectivity. nature.com/articles/s41586-0ā¦













