Ena Oreskovic
@enaoreskovicc
PhD student with @JD_Buenrostro at @HSCRB @BBS_Harvard | Landry Fellow @LandryCancerbio | epigenomics, cell engineering, tissue regeneration
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05-07-2022 15:09:59
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Today we report in Nature Medicine a study led by Christine & Jonathan Seidman’s lab in which we used adenine base editing in vivo to correct a common mutation that causes hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), a disease that occurs in ~1 in 500 people (1/8)
A huge congratulations to Liu group alumn Holly A. Rees on being named to this year's Forbes Under 30 for Science & Healthcare 🎉 *so* well deserved 🥂 forbes.com/profile/holly-…
Grad student Dani Keahi studies the role of DNA repair in preventing medulloblastoma, the most common pediatric brain cancer. Her focus is on how developing brain cells are vulnerable to DNA damage and the pathways that protect them from becoming cancerous. #AAPIHeritageMonth
The development of a new strategy to reprogram the mammalian electron transport chain has earned Jessica Spinelli, PhD, a pair of honors: selection to the 2023 class of Searle Scholars and a Smith Family Foundation Biomedical Research award: umassmed.edu/news/news-arch… UMass Chan Medical School
Rockefeller's Agata Smogorzewska has been promoted to Professor with tenure. Congratulations, Agata Smogorzewska! Learn more about Agata's research on DNA repair mechanisms and how she got into this work: rockefeller.edu/news/34096-stu…
Next week I'll be starting my own lab at UCSF UCSFUrology! We’ll be using synthetic biology and functional genetic screens to understand antigen presentation and T-cell recognition in cancer and other diseases. We’d love for you to join us! More info at brunolabucsf.com
Talk on new methods in single-cell epigenomics from Jason Buenrostro from Harvard University at #singlecellgenomicsday
It was truly an honor for Aleksandar Radakovic and me to host our mentor BogerLab during the Closs Lecture at UChicago Chemistry. Having our old mentor visit is akin to welcoming a cherished family member, leaving everyone in awe. Such moments in Grad school are rare and unforgettable.😊
7 years ago, I met a junior fellow named Jason Buenrostro who blew me away with a vision of futuristic genomic technologies Today, we (Ajay Labade, @carolinecomenho) are excited to share our first steps into that future: Expansion in situ genome sequencing 1/