Luisa Figueiredo
@luisamfigueired
Scientist at @IMMolecular studying how microbes cause disease. Mother of two.
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The Kinetoplastid Molecular Cell Biology Meeting #KMCBX #KMCB2024 starts on Sept 10th. Can't make it in person? Register for virtual attendance until Monday September 9th at 12PM US Eastern time. Luisa Figueiredo Dr. Megan Povelones Chris de Graffenried Omar Harb 🔗 parasitesrule.com/kmcb
Kick-off of #KMCB2024. On session I, we learned how parasites sense and respond to environment. "seq" (PHIPseq, DRIFseq, scRNAseq) and "omic" methods uncovering novel biology. parasitesrule
This morning, we start with a plenary session by Annette McLeod. We learn about the evolution of resistance to African trypanosomiasis. #KMCB2024 parasitesrule Annette MacLeod University of Glasgow
After learning the new fascinating discoveries on flagellum and mitochondria in session III, this morning we will enter the nucleus and learn about genomes and their architecture #KMCB2024. parasitesrule
This morning's plenary talk by Monica Mugnier prompted us to rethink antigenic variation in African trypanosomes. #KMCB2024 (Art by Lulu Singer) parasitesrule Monica Mugnier Johns Hopkins University
At KMCB, Richard McCulloch will ensure that presenters are not thirsty. 🍺#KMCB2024 parasitesrule Richard McCulloch
Rick Tarleton's plenary talk reminded of the importance and interesting biology of Trypanosoma cruzi. #KMCB2024 parasitesrule (image from Fernando Sanchez-Valdez)
Last session of #KMCB2024! We learned about gene regulation, including how the famous VSG genes are controlled. parasitesrule
Cheers to Christine Clayton, an incredible scientist who has taught us so much about RNA biology of African trypanosomes. #KMCB2024 parasitesrule
Imagine if you woke up this morning and found that the NIH-funded database that holds all of the data that you and thousands of other scientists around the world consult every day was turned off. Gone. Despite many efforts by a community of scientists to lobby NIH Dr. Monica M. Bertagnolli
Congratulations to Artur Scherf for the award of Prix Duquesne. Thankful to have had Artur as my PhD supervisor—he mastered the fine art of giving enough freedom to grow, but not enough to burn the lab down. 🔬🦠 INSTITUT PASTEUR parasitesrule