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The West lab @DukeU studies the molecular mechanisms and biological consequences of stimulus-regulated transcription in the CNS. #Neurobiology

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Congratulations to Dr. VJ Ramesh on his data-packed thesis! I am so happy you brought cut&run to the lab (do you understand the tshirt now?)

Congratulations to Dr. VJ Ramesh on his data-packed thesis! I am so happy you brought cut&run to the lab (do you understand the tshirt now?)
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Hey twitter anyone know a reliable source to fix a qPCR machine? ThermoFisher wants 50% of the sales price (7K) to even look at it.

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Since the discovery of CRISPR-Cas systems, people have wondered if a similar type of system exists in eukaryotes. Today, we report in nature the characterization of Fanzor, a eukaryotic RNA-guided system that can be reprogrammed for human genome editing. nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Curious local high school students are invited to Duke each summer since 2021 for an eight-week session where they lead neuroscience research projects. “I'm just seeing how research can impact every aspect of human life." ow.ly/6GsJ50PBSsV

Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology (@natrevmcb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ICYMI - our newest Journal Club! Anne West (West Lab @ Duke) recounts the study that showed that accumulation of non-CpG DNA methylation in neurons coincides with postnatal synapse maturation, suggesting that it contributes to brain function. 🔗go.nature.com/45QnEUQ

Lori Knackstedt ☮️ (@loriknacklab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thomas Oertner / @[email protected] C-fos is downstream of PKA/CREB and neurotransmitters that stimulate some GPCRs = CREB and c-fos production. Along the way, people (including me at times) say c-fos = “activity”, knowing we study DA/glutamate sensitive neurons. A broader understanding of what makes fos is needed!

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Spread the word to seniors considering a PhD in the neurosciences! 🧵 Duke Neurobio is actively seeking prospective students with diverse training in neuroscience, biology, math, physics, computer science, engineering, as well as other life science related disciplines!

Spread the word to seniors considering a PhD in the neurosciences!

🧵 Duke Neurobio is actively seeking prospective students with diverse training in neuroscience, biology, math, physics, computer science, engineering, as well as other life science related disciplines!
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Hanging out on a hopping Tuesday evening in Ithaca with the Cornell neuroscience powerhouse team of Katie Tschida and Eirene Markenscoff-Papadimitriou. This is what awesome science looks like.

Hanging out on a hopping Tuesday evening in Ithaca with the Cornell neuroscience powerhouse team of Katie Tschida and Eirene Markenscoff-Papadimitriou. This is what awesome science looks like.
Jeremy Day (@daylabuab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m very excited to announce the completion of this special issue of Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience (co-edited with West Lab @ Duke), focused on Genetics and Epigenetics of Substance Use and Substance Use Disorders! sciencedirect.com/journal/molecu…

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Apparently a player named Caleb Foster on Duke basketball is known as “CFOS”. Ha ha made my day - all my favorite things in one place.

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They came for abortion first. Now it’s IVF and next it’ll be birth control. The extreme right won’t stop trying to exert government control over our most sacred personal decisions until we codify reproductive freedom as a human right. jezebel.com/ivf-clinic-in-…

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High-throughput transcriptomics offers powerful new methods for defining different types of brain cells. But we need to think more explicitly about how we use these data to distinguish a cell’s permanent identity from its transient states. By Anne E. West thetransmitter.org/defining-cell-…