
Alexander
@alexppolyzos
Computational Biologist @HiCinNYC
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03-08-2018 02:25:12
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This collaborative study with my partner in crime (Matthias Stadtfeld) is the result of very hard-work and resilience of two amazing postdocs Boaz Aronson and Laurianne Scourzic and help of many others, including Meelad Dawlaty, Hynek Wichterle, Thomas Vierbuchen and Aristotelis Tsirigos!

Just like my pumpkin carving, better (a week) late than never to tweet! Our work with Effie Apostolou Boaz Aronson and Matthias Stadtfeld on the role of the fascinating TETs/DNMTs in genomic imprinting is now out in Developmental Cell: cell.com/developmental-…. Many thanks to all involved !


NSD2 E1099K drives relapse in pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia by disrupting 3D chromatin organization NYU Grossman School of Medicine biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Very excited to present our latest work with Jimin Tan and Bo Xia: using machine learning to predict cell type-specific chromatin architecture and enable in silico perturbation studies! NYU Grossman School of Medicine Perlmutter Cancer Center at NYU Langone Health biorxiv.org/content/10.110…


Our new study: C.Origami predicts cell type-specific 3D chromatin structures 🧬 and enables genome wide screening for crucial factors. It has been an honor working with Bo Xia and Aristotelis Tsirigos in this exciting project! Check out our website and a live demo! tanjimin.github.io/c.origami-intr…

New preprint from the lab! Led by @IMPRS_GS PhD students Shu Zhang and Nadine Ubelmesser and supported by Mariano Barbieri for modeling, we found selective dependency of enhancer-promoter loops on RNAPII using #MicroC. Our work assigns RNAPs with a clear role in #3Dgenome folding




C.Origami, a machine learning model for cell type-specific chromatin architecture prediction and discovery of putative regulatory elements! Developed by our student Jimin Tan in collaboration with Bo Xia. Nature Biotechnology 4DNucleome EpigeneticsChromatin epigenetics_papers


Happy to see our own Varvara Paraskevopoulou representing blood cancer at Fusion Conferences "Animal Models of Cancer"! Dont forget: Leukemia is a cancer and it has it's microenvironment 😀! Thanks Kevin Haigis Lab & Julien Sage for inviting Varvara! #AifantisLab NYU GSOM Pathology #CancerResearch



