Our work is out today Nature Cell Biology! We show that H3K36 methylation is a critical regulator of cell identity and that its depletion profoundly alters cell fate in diverse contexts. (1/4) nature.com/articles/s4155…

Nature research paper: A spatially resolved timeline of the human maternal–fetal interface go.nature.com/44O7TgO

Our new review on histone H3 K-to-M mutants is now available online at Development. Thanks to our team at CU, the Development editors, and the reviewers for helping us improve this manuscript and bring it to publication! journals.biologists.com/dev/article-ab…

Stem cells hold enormous theapuetic potential, but unproven therapies can be both predatory and dangerous. ISSCR just launched an online resource to provide credible information for patients on this important subject. Let's get the information out there!

Leveraging dominant-negative histone H3 K-to-M mutations to study chromatin during differentiation and development In this Review, Brumbaugh Lab and colleagues discuss using dominant-negative histone mutations to study histone methylation in development: journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

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Just updated: Download our massive database of postdoctoral fellowships (316!) For each fellowship, we provide a description, link, $ amount, eligibility criteria, and deadline. download this database here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding-op…

This was a fun discussion on a fundamentally important topic. Many thanks to Martin Pera, StemCellReports, and ISSCR for the opportunity.

A dream of our lab has been to image the full central dogma from a single endogenous gene, all live and with single molecule resolution. After many years we are happy to unveil a beautiful cell line that makes it possible. Check out our preprint (biorxiv.org/content/10.110…)! (1/n)

Where it started vs. How it’s going: Primordial Germ Cell Edition clarklabucla #InternationalWomensDay #WomensHistoryMonth2024 #WinRS

Productive day on Capitol Hill, talking to policy makers about issues important to stem cell research. Thanks to ISSCR for leading efforts to provide accurate, credible information to our nation's leaders. Thanks also to congressional offices for their time and consideration.

How it started vs. how it’s going: early embryonic development #WomensHistoryMonth2024 #WinRS #WomeninRepro

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How it started vs how its going: endometriosis #WomensHistoryMonth2024 #WinRS #WomeninRepro Caroline Gargett Diana Monsivais PhD

Our new paper defining the role of H3K36 methylation in regulating cell fate and plasticity is available online: rdcu.be/d5AEc Thanks to Alison Pashos, PhD and our entire team for their tireless work and to the editors at Nature Cell Biology for the opportunity!

💫NEW: Brumbaugh Lab, Dempsey & co show that #H3K36 methylation maintains #intestinal epithelial fate commitment, whereas its suppression induces a plastic state and expression of genes involved in #regeneration. 👉🏿rdcu.be/eayN3 nature.com/articles/s4155…

Beautiful work by the Stadtfeld and Thomas Vierbuchen labs on the role of genetic variation on imprinting and dna methylation stability in mouse pluripotent stem cells cell.com/stem-cell-repo…

Thanks to Swarnabh Bhattacharya and Ramesh Shivdasani for the thoughtful discussion of our work. Check it out in Cell Chemical Biology: cell.com/cell-chemical-…

Thanks ISSCR for this wonderful recognition. Thanks also to my colleagues at ISSCR for their careful and tireless work on policy and regulation. Read more about the award and my fellow honorees. invt.io/1lxbjfd1ko2

Check out our new work with the Bruno Di Stefano lab! The research focuses on RNA sequestration in the context in cell fate, with a deep mechanistic tie to miRNA-based regulation.