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Terry Kubiseski 🇨🇦 @tkubises

C. elegans biologist, studying signal transduction and the genetics of ageing. York University, Toronto.

Joined January 2014
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microPublication@Micropub7n
11 Jun 2021
A simple one-step PCR assay for SNP detection #micropublication #biology #celegans #data micropublication.org/journal…
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Our new G3 paper identifying SEM-4 as an important regulator of the C. elegans oxidative stress response is now available @GeneticsGSA. "The SEM-4 Transcription Factor Is Required for Regulation of the Oxidative Stress Response in Caenorhabditis elegans" g3journal.org/content/10/9/3…
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Pujol lab@Pujol_lab
30 Oct 2019
Cross-tissue control of #autophagy by a secreted #microRNA during #ageing in #Celegans nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Dylan Burnette@MAG2ART
15 Aug 2019
Actin (red) and focal adhesions (green) in an epithelial cell acquired back when microscopes did not have automatic focusing devices. That’s right kids. We could only image one cell at a time while correcting focus drift on the fly- uphill both ways. #CellBiology
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Christian Braendle @braendle.bsky.social@c_braendle
14 Aug 2019
Vey happy to see our latest paper - published in Genetics @GeneticsGSA - excellent editorial handling and constructive reviews -thank you! Natural Variation and Genetic Determinants of Caenorhabditis elegans Sperm Size genetics.org/content/early/2…
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joanna schroeder@iproposethis
13 Aug 2019
Do you have white teenage sons? Listen up. I've been watching my boys' online behavior & noticed that social media and vloggers are actively laying groundwork in white teens to turn them into alt-right/white supremacists. Here's how:
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Dylan Burnette@MAG2ART
3 Aug 2019
A crawling cancer cell as seen through a microscope. #CellBiology #Melanoma
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Dylan Burnette@MAG2ART
27 Jul 2019
THE CELL’S POWERHOUSE Mitochondria (yellow) make much of the chemical energy that fuels the life of a cell. They also move rapidly as seen in this cancer cell compared to the relatively slow moving nucleus (blue) and cellular adhesions (purple). #MitoMonday #CellBiology
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Jason Sheltzer@JSheltzer
15 Jul 2019
Let’s play a little game. Let’s say that you’re the CSO at a cancer pharma company, and you have to choose a target to go after. Here’s a gene – high expression is associated with poor prognosis in brain cancer. Looks like a good candidate for an inhibitor right?
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Dylan Burnette@MAG2ART
1 Jul 2019
A crawling melanoma cell. Gray...gray...color! #CellBiology
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PLOS Genetics@PLOSGenetics
27 Jun 2019
New research from Dana L. Miller and colleagues @millerlab shows that fasting prevents hypoxia-induced defects of proteostasis in #Celegans: plos.io/2RF2cxj
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Adam Warner@DrAdamWarner
23 May 2019
My work in the Bob Waterston's lab is out in Genome Research. The C. elegans embryonic transcriptome with tissue, time, and alternative splicing resolution. genome.cshlp.org/content/ear…

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Dr. Sam Dundon is over at BSky 🦋@serdundon
8 May 2019
PSA: "Wild Type" the noun has no hyphen. E.g. We compared the mutants to the wild type. Here, wild = adjective, type = noun. "Wild-type" the adjective has a hyphen. E.g. We compared the mutant cells to wild-type cells. Here, wild-type is a 1-word adj. used to modify the n. cells
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Andy Fraser@andy_utoronto
4 May 2019
why you should care about Rhodoquinone and how a single amine group affects the health of a billion humans. Our new preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Identification of the pathway of Rhodoquinone biosynthesis in C.elegans

Parasitic helminths infect over a billion humans. To survive in the low oxygen environment of their hosts, these parasites use unusual anaerobic metabolism. This requires Rhodoquinone (RQ), an...

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AZ Faust@azfaust
21 Mar 2019
Ok, let's talk about the Specific Aims page. As anyone with any experience with NIH grants will tell you, this is THE most important document in your package.
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gerry melino@melino_G
6 Mar 2019
From: Cell Death Differentiation Oxeiptosis—a cell death pathway to mitigate damage caused by radicals nature.com/articles/s41418-0…

Oxeiptosis—a cell death pathway to mitigate damage caused by radicals

Cell Death & Differentiation - Oxeiptosis—a cell death pathway to mitigate damage caused by radicals

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Nature News & Views@NatureNV
17 Jan 2019
Surprisingly, intron RNA sequences have a functional role in yeast cells. Samantha Edwards & Tracy Edwards @TheTracyLab explain what happens in this N&V go.nature.com/2HkdxBp
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Dylan Burnette@MAG2ART
24 Dec 2018
FULL OF ENERGY Mitochondria (purple) create much of the chemical energy for the cell. And when compared to the slow moving nucleus (green), mitochondria seem hyperactive. Full of energy indeed. #MitoMonday #CellBiology
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