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Stellar work by Richard @RichardVoit and Vijay @bloodgenes. Congratulations and a great step forward for DBA!
Regulated GATA1 expression as a universal gene therapy for Diamond-Bla... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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We are sorry to share the news that Dr. Connie Eaves has passed away. Dr. Eaves was a leader & trailblazer in the #stemcell & #cancer fields, & her impact has been felt around the world. To her family, colleagues, friends, & the people she mentored, we extend our condolences.
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I’m happy to be co-organizing this first international meeting on ribosome heterogeneity and specialization! Please register your interest in attending here: forms.royalsociety.org/s/VZ5….
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Very excited to share a story looking into translational control in the early steps of erythroid commitment. Thank you to @mbarnalab, @RuggeroDavide, the editorial staff at @ScienceMagazine and our great collaborators.
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Thanks @WilburLam for headlining the Taru Hays Hematology Symposium @ChildrensColo and @NucleatedRBC @Forester_lab for organizing. A much needed few days to focus on great research and reconnecting with colleagues.
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How are vaccines holding up against Delta?
Updated table with latest data, including new J&J trial.
Notable is the decline for protection of mRNAs vs infections (still very solid vs hospitalizations and deaths)
More on that in 🧵below xitter.cf/EricTopol/status/14236…
An update on Delta, vaccination protection and viral loads from the aggregate data available, with new @PHE_uk data
1. Delta infections are characterized by very high viral loads (low Cts). When a breakthrough occurs, the load is similar to unvaccinated, but clears more rapidly
A fascinating link between p53 control of selective translation to guide early development in a model of ribosomopathy. Congrats @geraldctiu and @mbarnalab!!
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