Satyajeet Rao @satyajeet_rao1

Postdoctoral fellow at EPFL, Lausanne. Understanding telomere replication. Beer enthusiast. Lausanne, Switzerland Joined June 2020

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Sidrit Uruci (Sid) @UruciSidrit

a year ago

I’m so thrilled to share my first first-author pre-print! 💪🎉🥳 This was an amazing collaborative work from @Tanejalab, @AguileRloop and @lugerlab! How do #chromatinremodelers, #Rloops and mutations in #cancer correlate? A small 🧵below for you! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Peter Ly @PeterLyLab

a year ago

🚨 Excited to share our latest paper in @CellCellPress identifying how under-replicated chromosomes in micronuclei become shattered by the Fanconi anemia pathway during mitosis. This work was led by @UTSWGradSchool student @JustinEngel17. 🧵 (1/13): cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

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Satyajeet Rao @satyajeet_rao1

a year ago

Excited to share the publication of my PhD work. We report the involvement of an R-loop helicase, Senataxin, in the restart of R-loop-stalled replication forks. Check it out here: academic.oup.com/nar/advance-ar… @NAR_Open

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Cell Reports @CellReports

a year ago

RTEL1 helicase counteracts RAD51-mediated homologous recombination and fork reversal to safeguard replicating genomes dlvr.it/TBcQzt

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Sam Fabian @samueltfabian

2 years ago

NEW PAPER: Ever wondered why insects fly in all sorts of crazy patterns around lights at night? So did we! We set about recording flying insects to work out what's going on. I'll summarise what we found in this 🧵. Spoiler: We don't think they confuse lights with the moon.

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Kaustubh Shukla @kaustubh_shukla

2 years ago

1/9 Thread about harrasment by a #Fraud @careinsuranceIN company. #BEWARE My father suffered from a heart attack a week ago. He never had a history of heart disease ever. This was the very first incident. We had taken a health insurance policy from this company on October 2023

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Satyajeet Rao @satyajeet_rao1

3 years ago

PhDone!! Looking forward to start my postdoc at EPFL Lausanne @EPFL_en.

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Dana-Farber @DanaFarber

4 years ago

We are saddened by the unexpected death of Dana-Farber’s David M. Livingston, MD, a great scientist, colleague, mentor, and friend, who made countless contributions to cancer research in his more than 45 years at the Institute.

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Molecular Cell @MolecularCell

4 years ago

XRCC1 prevents toxic PARP1 trapping during DNA base excision repair dlvr.it/S3nnkz

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Andrés Aguilera @AguileRloop

4 years ago

Happy to share our recent work providing evidence that DNA-RNA hybrids at DSBs need to be removed to allow recombinational repair, rather than playing a positive role, by @pedroorteg @AguileraLab doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

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Rockefeller U. Press @RockUPress

4 years ago

In @JCellBiol, Magdalena P. Crossley, @KarleneCimprich and colleagues @StanfordMed demonstrate that GFP-tagged, catalytically-inactive RNaseH1 protein is a more specific and versatile tool for imaging R-loops than the S9.6 antibody. bit.ly/3dSc4QG #RNAbiology

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True Indology @TIinExile

5 years ago

If you count the number of Muslims passing UPSC, you become a bigot. If you count the number of Brahmins in a committee, you become an intellectual. This is how secularism works in India

Ramachandra Guha @Ram_Guha

5 years ago

If you count the number of Muslims passing UPSC, you become a bigot. If you count the number of Brahmins in a committee, you become an intellectual. This is how secularism works in India

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True Indology @TIinExile

5 years ago

Tarars are a tribe of Pakistani converted Jats. Like Ranghars,they were also known as "Chotikat" because they cut their scalplocks ("chotis") out of fear of Mughal persecution and converted. They managed to convert only a tiny number of Hindus coz our ancestors were NOT cowards

Mehr Tarar @MehrTarar

5 years ago

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True Indology @TIinExile

5 years ago

Your ancestors did not fight "for this country". They were Sherwanis from Afghanistan who invaded 'this country' and fought 'against this country'. You must be thankful that people of 'this country' did not force you to leave in 1947.