@marce_save

Scientist by profession, cook by heart, Mexican all around🇲🇽 • PI @ccg_unam @UNAM_MX • Research Associate @NMNH • Guest Researcher @Globe_UCPH @uni_copenhagen

 Mexico
Joined July 2017
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It’s finally out!! 🥳 Our paper on the recovery of ancient chromosomes and 3D genome structure of a 52,000 year-old woolly mammoth just got published by @CellCellPress 🦣🧊
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In this 9-year long project, we=@jrotwitguez @cynthi_PE @odudcha the-truly-extraordinary-but-not-on-twitter-TomGilbert @erezaterez and @mamartirenom together with 49collaborators- found (non-mineralized) fossils of ancient chromosomes in skin and assemble the 🦣 genome🧬 !!!
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All started in 2014 when the most visionary palaeogenomicist Tom Gilbert wrote an @ERC_Research Consolidator Grant @Globe_UCPH to fund exploratory experiments into trying to retrieve long DNA fragments from extinct sp. to assemble for the 1st time ancient genomes 🧬 👏 👏 to him
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On my way to the last day of #SMBE2024 🥹 - looking forward to listening to talks about pangenomes, metagenomics, population genetics, epigenetic switches and the closing keynote by Scott Edwards! 🥳
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Starting with the first day and one of the first talks by Barbara Sousa from @AnnaSapfo’s group about ancient Rapanui genomes! 🗿
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Resuscitating this account as #FOMO is running deep this #SMBE2024 where everyone is posting and sharing the #amazingscience being shared at the conference! Here some of my personal highlights of the last few days!
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Marcela Sandoval-Velasco retweeted
Love Dalén@love_dalen8 Apr 2023
🦣🧬🧵⬇️ A thread about our woolly mammoth genomes published yesterday! Back in 2015, I found myself celebrating my 40th birthday in the Siberian wilderness. What I didn’t know was that my colleagues had hidden a birthday present for me 👀 1/n cell.com/current-biology/ful…
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Feeling like my first tweet ever should be a proud one! I'm super excited to share our preprint "The genetic origins of Saint Helena's liberated Africans". biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

The genetic origins of Saint Helena’s liberated Africans

Between the early 16th and late 19th centuries, an estimated 12 million Africans were transported to the Americas as part of the transatlantic slave trade. Following Britain’s abolition of slave...

biorxiv.org
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Thanks to all co-authors and their hard work is finally out! Including @bitesizeDNA @paleogenomics @jazmnra @gabrielylr
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