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Passionate about systems biology, explicitly integrating molecular datasets to better predict mechanism of action.

Joined March 2012
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Dan is a caring mentor and creative scientist. Please consider applying! – at Davis, CA
I'm glad to say that the lab has a couple of available post-doc positions at @UCDavisPlants to work on networks and evolution in plant defense using either glucosinolate metabolism or Botrytis interactions with Eudicots (or the blend). App link recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF03686 (1/6)
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Everyone is facing challenges in the current climate. I want to help somehow. Starting next week I will launch a FREE #DataVisualization course of three 1h webinars (see details below 👇). Hope you can join and help me spread the message. See you on the other side.
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Happy #WomenInScience day! sharongrayfoundation.org/ has provided travel, housing, research money, and stipends to 35 scientists (and counting) in memory of Sharon's passion project: mentoring women in science. Thanks to our partners! @ucdavisbiology @ASPB_WiPB @ASPB @iBioIllinois
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Recognition of cellular RNAs by the S9.6 antibody creates pervasive artefacts when imaging RNA:DNA hybrids biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
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Gina Turco retweeted
In new work in collab with @gfudenberg and Katie Pollard, we developed conv net architectures to predict 3D genome contacts from DNA sequence. For a complex process, these models work surprisingly well!
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A great introduction to the latest in light-sheet microscopy using only 1 primary objective! Thanks @RetoPaul and @naturemethods!
News and views article on latest development in single objective light-sheet microscopy: nature.com/articles/s41592-0… I am really fascinated by this, single objective LSFM got transformed from medium to high resolution imaging! (CC @Bin_YANG_Optics, @AndrewGYork, @amsikking).
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Have you ever wondered if a pathway is really the unit of regulation? What happens if you alter a TFs ability to bind a part of the pathway? Is co-regulation linear or non-linear? We'll have an open spot for someone to re-engineer promoters in planta and test these questions.
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Apply now for the 2019 Postdoctoral Fellowship in Understanding Dynamic & Multi-scale Systems. Fellowships last 2-3 years and provide freedom to choose where you pursue training. Deadline is June 13 at 15:59 CDT (20:59 UTC) jsmf.org/apply/fellowship/
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OMG OMG SO COOL!!! ‘Gene mutations that truncate the encoded protein can trigger the expression of related genes. The discovery of this compensatory response changes how we think about genetic studies in humans and model organisms’ nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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We are looking for a computational biologist to join my team in the @abarysh Lab at Calico! I have been at Calico for one year and truly enjoy it. If you are interested in studying gene regulatory networks in humans apply here :) calicolabs.com/careers/?gh_j…
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or if interested in the use of networks to gain insights in biology :)
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Just announced: the second edition of my book, planned for the summer. Im enjoying working on the proofs. #An Introduction to Systems Biology: Design Principles of Biological Circuits, Second Edition - CRC Press Book crcpress.com/An-Introduction…
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Survival analysis of the Game of Thrones - injepijournal.biomedcentral.…
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Fun work by @sudogenes on how molecular quant generates logic functions.
Another paper using Drop-seq in plants that I was involved in, led by G. Turco from @bradylabs, with @colepbio, @diane_dickel & others - check it out!
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Gina Turco retweeted
I'm looking for a postdoc (co-supervised with D. Segal) for a 2 year synthetic biology project funded by the USDA-BBSRC. Applications close Feb. 12. More information here! Please RT!!! bradylab.org
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Great work by the Walhout lab: a coherent feedforward loop protects worms from responding too quickly to potentially toxic nutrients: Persistence Detector for Metabolic Network Rewiring in an Animal dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.celrep.…
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