Marzia Munafò (@munafomarzia) 's Twitter Profile
Marzia Munafò

@munafomarzia

Exploring oocyte epigenomes @EMBL @hackettlab | PhD @Cambridge_Uni @CRUK_CI Hannon lab | (small)RNA enthusiast | Scientific illustrator outside the lab

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Arlotta Lab (@arlottalab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Finally out nature! “Chimeroids” as powerful avatars of the human Brain can recapitulate unique features and responses of individual people. Congrats to our outstanding co-leads Noelia Antón-Bolaños, Irene Faravelli👩‍🔬👩‍🔬and all the team!🧫🧠 nature.com/articles/s4158…

Tanentzapf Lab (@tanentzapflab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1. This summer I've been thinking a lot about "cognitive load" which is term that has multiple definitions but for me means something like "the amount of processing, analysing, thinking, & deciding I can do in a day before my brain stops working" here's a short thread about that

argonautes.conference (@argonautes_conf) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why the octopus? Some of you asked this during the conference. Here’s the story: The null Arabidopsis ago1 mutant looks like a little squid. That’s why in 1998, Bohmert et al. named the gene after Argonauta argo, the shell octopus on Laura’s thesis cover. doi.org/10.1093/emboj/…

Why the octopus?
Some of you asked this during the conference. Here’s the story: The null Arabidopsis ago1 mutant looks like a little squid. That’s why in 1998, Bohmert et al. named the gene after Argonauta argo, the shell octopus on Laura’s thesis cover. 
doi.org/10.1093/emboj/…
Marzia Munafò (@munafomarzia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Skipping through a resistance continuum How do cancer cells adapt to drug treatments?💊 nature, Itai Yanai Gustavo França &al show that cancer cells transition through a trajectory of epigenetically diverse states, progressively increasing fitness & drug resistance #sciart🧵

Skipping through a resistance continuum

How do cancer cells adapt to drug treatments?💊 <a href="/Nature/">nature</a>, <a href="/ItaiYanai/">Itai Yanai</a> <a href="/Gustavo_SFranca/">Gustavo França</a> &amp;al show that cancer cells transition through a trajectory of epigenetically diverse states, progressively increasing fitness &amp; drug resistance

#sciart🧵
Miriam Lisci (@miriamlisci) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Such a cool idea to represent how cancer cells acquire mutations that make them resistant to treatment! Check out the art and the science below 👇

Bobby Ranjan (@bbbranjan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yet another 💣 from Marzia Munafò, this time illustrating a cool study on cancer cell state transitions! Truly evokes my nostalgia of skipping stones as a kid, and the fact that summer is coming to an end makes this apt metaphor all the more timely - beautiful work 🤩👏

The Scientist (@thescientistllc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cancer cells adapt and overcome treatments, but it's not as simple as flipping a switch. It’s more like adjusting a dimmer switch. Itai Yanai and his team New York University found that cancer cells develop drug resistance through gradual epigenetic changes. bit.ly/3XwPjcf