Vast disparities between countries in rate of deaths related to nutrition - France and Spain doing ok ! thelancet.com/journals/lance…

Nice article in Nature Reviews in Drug Discovery on the potential for drug discovery targeting liquid phase separated condensates. Quotes from Cliff and highlights about our optoDroplet, Corelet, and Casdrop technologies. nature.com/articles/d4157…

excited to share our manuscript on inverted nuclei & chromatin compartmentalization!!! nature.com/articles/s4158… from the version posted bioRxiv we:

Transcription and histone modifications in live zebrafish embryos From Yuko Sato Lennart Hilbert @OHaruka_TITech Vasily Zaburdaev 🇺🇦 Nadine Vastenhouw @successprocess Hiroshi Kimura & colleagues Part of our Chromatin and Epigenetics Special Issue dev.biologists.org/content/146/19…

Our lab's first team effort is live on bioRxiv! Check it out - biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

The lab website sabarilab.com is live! Make sure to check out our open positions sabarilab.com/open-positions. We are recruiting postdocs, grad students and research assistants to work at the interface of gene regulation and condensate biology. Please RT.

Congrats Cristina Viéitez (@crisvieitez.bsky.social)!!! Very cool work!! 👏👏

So true!! 😅

Happy New Year from the Josefowicz Lab! To end 2019, check out our latest News and Views in Nature Immunology! nature.com/articles/s4159… Alexia Martinez de Paz 🍉 Steven Josefowicz

An example of groundbreaking research in British institutions, University of Sussex uses #ultrasound speakers to levitate small particles which are then illuminated to create a physical #volumetric display. Their work is featured in @nature here: nature.com/articles/s4158… #AR credit Piotr N

GAME ON! Low cell number ex vivo “signaling to chromatin” studies: H3 phosphorylation antibodies (and others) working well with with Cut&Tag, Cut&Run.

Our lab's work is published today in @nature! Congratulations to the whole team and to our amazing collaborators! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Our work is out!! Great team work! 🥳

A code discovered in DNA packaging proteins enables the rapid expression of genes needed to fight immediate threats as published in @nature by Josefowicz Lab of Weill Cornell Medicine Pathology. This finding may pave a way for cancer and inflammatory disease treatments. bit.ly/2ZQo5Q7

A study in Nature presents a code in DNA packaging proteins that enables the rapid expression of genes needed to fight immediate threats. The findings could lead to new treatments for cancer and inflammatory diseases. go.nature.com/3jz1wqV

There has been justifiable anger over mischaracterization of Rosalind Franklin's data as "confirming" the Watson-Crick DNA model. The model was actually based in part on her famous photograph 51, which they used without her knowledge and without attribution. I'll explain 1/n

Check this out!!

Happy to see our review on signalling to chromatin pathways out!!!! With an amazing cover beautifully designed by @AlexeySoshnev 😊😊 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/im…

#Preprint Alert from our very own Jin Gyu Cheong, a 5th yr PhD candidate in Immunology & Microbial Pathogenesis (IMP) Program, and Arjun Ravishankar, a post-doc in the lab, on long-lasting epigenetic memory of #COVID19 in hematopoietic stem cells and their mature progeny cells! #thread 1/

Had a great time presenting our work at the nyc chromatin club Annual Symposium! Thank you Emily Bernstein Lab and the rest of the team for organizing 🙏🏼 #chromatin #epigenetics