
Jennifer Herrmann
@jenniherrmann
PhD student in Genomic Medicine and Statistics @UniofOxford @MRC_WIMM interested in #generegulation and the #cellcycle | she/her | all views are my own
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30-12-2018 19:56:17
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Curious to hear from people in different fields: Which findings / methods / developments in your discipline have intrigued you the most in the past 5 years and why? OpenAcademics #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdvoice #phdlife

Very proud to present our work "Spatiotemporal dissection of the cell cycle with single-cell proteogenomics” in @nature today. A great (and long) team effort led by Diana Anthony Cesnik, w Human Protein Atlas. A thread... #cellatlas #cellcycle go.nature.com/3sq8sKE



Our latest paper (in Nature Communications) characterises a mongenic anemia causing variant. We show how it creates a de novo promoter that acts as an enhancer-blocker. #3Dgenome #generegulation nature.com/articles/s4146…

Delighted to see Andrew King et al.'s characterization of primitive alpha globin regulation come out in Nature Communications today. Including a beautiful example of what you can do with James Davies new MCC method (described in @nature last month). nature.com/articles/s4146…

A recent publication in Current Biology examines asymmetric nuclear division in Drosophila neural stem cells and finds that the daughter nuclei differ in chromatin organisation, envelope composition and size. Chantal Roubinet Ian White Buzz Baum's Lab cell.com/current-biolog…


Working with jdavieslab we have identified the likely gene at 3p21.31 responsible for increased risk of COVID-19 respiratory failure. Published in Nature Genetics today! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Really excited to share our latest paper... fantastic collaboration with Marieke Oudelaar where we developed tiled Micro Capture-C to generate Hi-C like plots at 20bp resolution. Turns out there are nanoscale TADs inside enhancers! nature.com/articles/s4146…


Giving a talk and discussing my work on transcriptional regulation of genes throughout the cell cycle at Keystone Symposia #KSChromatin23 was such a cool experience. Really grateful to have had this opportunity!



How do distal enhancers control transcription dynamics in living cells? Check out our latest work published in Molecular Cell!! We show that the dynamic assembly and disassembly of TF clusters at enhancers are a major source of transcriptional bursting. cell.com/molecular-cell…


Our second session is off to a flying start with a deep dive into gene regulation in the cell cycle delivered by Jennifer Herrmann Co-supervised by Jim R. Hughes (Hughes Group) and Rob Beagrie (Centre for Human Genetics)

Congratulations to Lauren (Lauren Murphy), Patrick, Jennifer (Jennifer Herrmann), and Anna, who have been shortlisted for the Ita Askonas Medal 🏅 and will give talks at #WIMMday2023 for the chance to win a prize of £500! 🎉
