sreeparnap.bsky.social
K. Lisa Yang Brain-Body Center Postdoctoral Fellow at Steve Flavell's Lab @Picower Inst, MIT | PhD from Michael Hendricks' Lab @IPN, McGill Univ | Animal behavior | Neuroscience | Open science
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I haven't seen one yet. It's on my list. They look so funny when they walk!
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That's so cool!
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Very cool story! Looking forward to reading the preprint. Congratulations!
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Congratulations!🎉
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For the cost of the commerical system that I bought in 2013 and I have no use for 99% of its features, you can make like 10 custom, purpose-built microscopes. LEDs are cheap, cameras are cheap, software is free.
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Thank you! Congratulations to you as well 🎉
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Thanks, Surojit!
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So very sorry for your loss.
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I don't think they have worked out how it travels or where exactly it is released from yet.
Do we know how impermeable the basement membrane is? If I'm not mistaken, there is a lot of extra synaptic signaling across the basement membrane?
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This work showed that serotonin from HSN can be taken up by NSM, a process occurring over a relatively a large distance, especially when measured in terms of worm body length.
Huang et al, Curr Bio, 2023 10.1016/j.cub.2023.08.088
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Congratulations @jsrinivasanwpi.bsky.social and @rnareylab.bsky.social 🎉
Very exciting work!
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Congratulations! I'm so happy for you 🥰
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Congratulations @harriskaplan.bsky.social 🎉
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Congratulations Vikas! 🎉
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Whether science majors become scientists or not, we are failing to help them become scientifically literate citizens if we are not teaching them what science is and how it works in practice and in sociopolitical context, as opposed to just the content of science. And this is the time to do it. /3
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You are on a roll! Many congratulations 😊
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This is at the heart of the grief we feel at the firing of Federal scientists. Scientists go to school and train for years, and mostly don’t get rich or work easy hours. Why?
Because we get to look at the stars. We get to ask questions, and to try to use the answers to help people.
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Congratulations! So great to see this very cool study published.
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Congrats! This looks great!
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Congratulations 🎉
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Thanks for the recommendation! Just started on it. Perfect read for a snowy Sunday morning :)
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Congratulations 😊
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Congratulations 🎉
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Very cool work! Congratulations 🎉
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Congratulations Sarthak!🎉
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Congratulations! Very happy for you🎉
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Congratulations Lynn! 🎉