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With over 4 million human cells, this record-breaking atlas of gene expression by Rockefeller’s Junyue Cao and colleagues charts the dynamic path to forming different organs. ... See MoreSee Less
This one group of proteins is constantly keeping your DNA error-free (and your body cancer-free). Thanks to state-of-the-art lab techniques, Rockefeller scientists have finally figured out how it works. ... See MoreSee Less
Rockefeller's Junyue Cao has won the Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists Grand Prize! Cao is recognized for his work using single-cell genomic methods to enable developmental mapping of entire organisms. Congratulations!
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With over 4 million human cells, this record-breaking atlas of gene expression by Rockefeller’s @junyue_cao and colleagues charts the dynamic path to forming different organs.
https://t.co/H7ukbYZxdt
This one group of proteins is constantly keeping your DNA error-free (and your body cancer-free). Thanks to state-of-the-art lab techniques, Rockefeller scientists have finally figured out how it works. https://t.co/fkgEdnu7Au
Single cell genomic methods enable developmental mapping of entire organisms. @junyue_cao (@RockefellerUniv) has been awarded the Grand Prize of the @ScienceMagazine & SciLifeLab Prize 2020, for his work on developing 4 new single cell genomics techniques: https://t.co/nnVjxKgbN0
Rockefeller's @junyue_cao has won the @ScienceMagazine & @scilifelab Grand Prize For Young Scientists! Cao is recognized for his work using single-cell genomic methods to enable developmental mapping of entire organisms. Read his essay here: https://t.co/LUnbMSnpJ2
Schäfer, Sheahan @timothyshe, Nussenzweig @rockefelleruniv and colleagues find that human monoclonal antibody potency in vitro does not uniformly correlate with its in vivo neutralization of #SARSCoV2. https://t.co/5s0vFrPI49
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