Check out our recent review on Exosome Biogenesis, Secretion, and Internalization! Trends Cell Biology Subhash B. Arya Collieman 🌹 Access for free below: authors.elsevier.com/a/1hUGv3QxxSr7…

I regret to inform you that the GWASers are GWASing again

Ardem Patapoutian The Nobel Prize Seeing as the normal 2nd career option for laureates (becoming a neuroscientist) isn’t an option for you, medicine seems like a decent fallback

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Complain all you want about peer review Frontiers, but its current manifestation is the logical extension of a toxic, dysfunctional and irrational publishing culture that treats papers as currency and continues to propagate the lie that "peer reviewed" means "valid".

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It Happened To Me: I Thought I Was Too Cool To Care About The Eclipse Last Week But In Doing So I Denied A Fundamental Truth About Myself (Loving Being A Part Of Things) And Now It's Today And I Don't Have Glasses

1. My top imaging trick to trainees is that before they spend any time taking pictures of the data they just sit there for a while & look at the stuff. Like seriously, sit back, crank some tunes, get cozy & spend some quality time with your slides.

Neutrophil recruitment in muscle blood supply. SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins administered via the nose in mice can interact with macrophages in the lungs, which draws in neutrophils, contributing to lung #inflammation. #Covid #Immunology elifesciences.org/articles/86764…

1. Yesterday in lab meeting we discussed the proper etiquette for how to ask for reagents. Obviously if a reagent is published it should (& in my lab will) be sent no matter how the request is made. BUT its professional courtesy to do so in collegial manner. Here's a rough guide:

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Excited to share the latest work from our team published today in Science Immunology We demonstrate that a viral protein can be engineered to rewire signaling pathways in T cells to activate STAT5 and determined that it prevents T cell suppression! Full text: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Biomedical scientists love to complain about the government underinvesting in research but the real champion of underinvestment in research is the pharmaceutical industry a $1.5 trillion/year behemoth w/ 20%+ profit margins that has been free riding on public research for decades