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Do US citizens understand how stressful it is to be an immigrant scientist in the US? Far from family/friends, never ending visa bureaucracy & payments, constant fear of not being allowed back in the US, or being forced to leave your home/job/PhD due to some ban

Congrats Pietro Cippà!!

The USC Stem Cell Distinguished Speaker Series is resuming online on August 18, 2020 with a stellar group of national and international speakers. For details, visit stemcell.keck.usc.edu/events.  Interested in attending? Please email [email protected] with your name and affiliation.

Exciting week for CUT&Tag users! CUT&Tag for bench-top is now published Nature Protocols. nature.com/articles/s4159… And, two BioRxiv preprints using scCUT&Tag on the 10x Genomics platform demonstrate the broad applicability of targeted chromatin profiling for single-cells. (1/6)

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Join us on Tues. 10/6 at 8:30 for the USC Stem Cell Special Seminar, hosted by the T32 training program. Edith Heard from The European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Germany will talk about X-chromosome inactivation in females. ecs.page.link/RGS34

Happy 10th anniversary to the Eli and Edythe Broad CIRM Center for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research at USC! Keck School of Medicine of USC USC Stem Cell California Institute for Regenerative Medicine The Broad Foundation

Comparable with graduate students' productivity but definitely more Zen!

Amazing kidney imaging!!

The USC Stem Cell lab of Andy McMahon has identified a type of injured cell that might contribute to the transition from an acute kidney injury to chronic kidney disease, as described in a new study in PNAS. PNASNews Keck School of Medicine of USC stemcell.keck.usc.edu/acute-kidney-i…

Thanks to everyone involved, this was a fun project! Glad we can keep building a view of how nephrons form and contribute to all the beautiful work (past and present) that has been done by the developmental nephrology community!

Scientists from UCLA's Plath Lab have taken a big step in decoding the mechanics behind X chromosome inactivation, which could lead to new ways to treat genetic disorders. The research findings were published in Cell. stemcell.ucla.edu/news/xist-mark…

Excited to share our latest publication out Cell where we explore how Xist nucleates local protein gradients to propagate gene silencing during X chromosome inactivation. 1/15 dlvr.it/SBxrs9 🧫🧬🔬🧵

Out now! Instead of spreading across the X chromosome to inactivate it, Xist nucleates dynamic protein complexes, allowing protein expansion across the X to induce higher-order chromatin changes and gene silencing #sciencetwitter #xist Plath Lab UCLA bit.ly/3oGHoHK

The next UCLA Broad Stem Cell symposium: "Organoids: Modeling Development, Disease and Therapies" will take place on Jan. 28, 2022. Register today for the virtual event and get ready to join the conversation #UCLAStemCell22: uclastemcellsymposium.vfairs.com

In a Cell Stem Cell study, scientists from the USC Stem Cell lab of Andy McMahon generated kidney-like structures called organoids, and used them to identify potential drugs for adult-onset polycystic kidney disease. Tracy Tran cheng (Jack)song Keck School of Medicine of USC stemcell.keck.usc.edu/mini-kidney-mo…

Take a look ➞ 👀 Scientists from the USC Stem Cell lab of Andy McMahon generated kidney-like structures called organoids, and used them to identify potential drugs for adult-onset polycystic kidney disease. Tracy Tran cheng (Jack)song Cell Stem Cell #stemcells #SciComm

Excited to share our latest work on adaptive and maladaptive repair after AKI using lineage tracing and single-nucleus multiomics with McMahon Lab and Ben Humphreys . Thank you so much for your help and support during the project! It was great! journals.lww.com/jasn/Fulltext/…