Chew Chai (@chewmchai) 's Twitter Profile
Chew Chai

@chewmchai

PhD student in Bo Wang Lab @PhysPlanaria

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Excited to share our recent discovery of regeneration defects due to allogeneic response in chimeric planarians! @___SDB___ BoWangLab Poster details: whova.com/xems/apis/open…

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Seeking postdoc partners: if you are interested in single-cell/functional genomic analyses of cell type evolution and regeneration, check us out wanglab.stanford.edu. We use several organisms, planarian, schistosome, acoel, macrostoma, or your favorite. Please spread the word!

Seeking postdoc partners: if you are interested in single-cell/functional genomic analyses of cell type evolution and regeneration, check us out wanglab.stanford.edu. We use several organisms, planarian, schistosome, acoel, macrostoma, or your favorite. Please spread the word!
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We mapped single-cell atlases from sponge to mammal by taking into account complex gene evolution history. This allowed us to reveal patterns in cell type evolution, transfer cell type annotations, and infer functional relations between homologous genes. disq.us/t/3rzf14m

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Cell types can be grouped into families. What sets them apart? Our scATACseq/ML proposes cell type-specific genome access diversifies through non-conserved combinations of sequence motifs drawn from 'motif vocabularies' conserved for individual families. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Cell types can be grouped into families. What sets them apart? Our scATACseq/ML proposes cell type-specific genome access diversifies through non-conserved combinations of sequence motifs drawn from 'motif vocabularies' conserved for individual families. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…