Shallinie Thangadurai (@tashallinie) 's Twitter Profile
Shallinie Thangadurai

@tashallinie

What can a simple fruit fly do just with its small number of chromosomes? Genetically everything

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PNASNews (@pnasnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Opinion piece: For too long, animal studies have overlooked #TimeOfDay as a critical biological variable. That needs to change. In PNAS Front Matter: ow.ly/9Vah50SOgYi #CircadianRhythms #SleepWakeCycle #chronobiology

Opinion piece: For too long, animal studies have overlooked #TimeOfDay as a critical biological variable. That needs to change. In PNAS Front Matter: ow.ly/9Vah50SOgYi #CircadianRhythms #SleepWakeCycle #chronobiology
Justin Kumar (@flyeyelab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The NoA for my R24 grant with Stuart Newfeld is here! We are generating reagents for the Drosophila 4th chromosome including CRISPR mutants, RNAi lines, and over-expression constructs of both fly genes and human orthologs. Below is a 1944 drawing of the 4th by B.M. Slizynski.

The NoA for my R24 grant with Stuart Newfeld is here! We are generating  reagents for the Drosophila 4th chromosome including CRISPR mutants, RNAi lines, and over-expression constructs of both fly genes and human orthologs. Below is a 1944 drawing of the 4th by B.M. Slizynski.
Matthew Eroglu (@matt_eroglu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why are so many inherited traits not explained by genome sequence variation? In my PhD work with @wbderry we describe a new mechanism of inheritance in animals that may account for this ‘missing heritability' 🧵nature.com/articles/s4155…

Xinyue Cui 崔心玥 (@xinyuecui) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My PhD paper is out! We imaged gut neuron activity in living, eating flies (first time in history!), and found a Gut-Brain-Gut neural circuit loop that allows fruit flies to adjust their ingestion bouts based on the sucrose concentration of the food! (1/n biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. (@hubermanlab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you wake up after 4-5 hours of sleep & find it hard to go back to sleep, it’s likely you offset your primary sleep drive (due to adenosine buildup etc). The next 2-3hrs of would-be sleep is when learning associated brain changes occur. 3 things help in this scenario. (Thread)

Brandon Luu, MD (@brandonluumd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🧠 Depression is linked to rewired food cravings. People with depression crave carbs more and find less reward in fats & proteins. Could the gut-brain axis explain this? 🧵1/14

🧠 Depression is linked to rewired food cravings.

People with depression crave carbs more and find less reward in fats & proteins.

Could the gut-brain axis explain this? 🧵1/14
nature (@nature) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“It’s a paradigm shift to know that the silent X doesn’t stay asleep,” says Dena Dubal, a neuroscientist and neurologist at the University of California School of Medicine in San Francisco, who led the study. go.nature.com/4hWBYlj

HHMI | Janelia (@hhmijanelia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🪰By infusing a virtual fruit fly with #AI, Janelia & Google DeepMind scientists created a computerized insect that can walk & fly just like the real thing➡️ hhmi.news/3Rwop0w 🤖Read more about this work, first published in a #preprint in 2024➡️ hhmi.news/4cGAVUW

Stephen Tang (@stephentang23) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Genome maintenance by telomerase is a fundamental process in nearly all eukaryotes. But where does it come from? Today, we report the discovery of telomerase homologs in a family of antiviral RTs, revealing an unexpected evolutionary origin in bacteria. doi.org/10.1101/2025.1…

Genome maintenance by telomerase is a fundamental process in nearly all eukaryotes. But where does it come from?

Today, we report the discovery of telomerase homologs in a family of antiviral RTs, revealing an unexpected evolutionary origin in bacteria.

doi.org/10.1101/2025.1…
Oded Rechavi (@odedrechavi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Unlike the heart attack of getting a “Decision” email, it’s such a good feeling to get a “Your review is ready” email from qed :)

Unlike the heart attack of getting a “Decision” email, it’s such a good feeling to get a “Your review is ready” email from qed :)