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🎙 G&D Voices: Author Lluis Morey 🎙
G&D continues to inspire scientists and publish influential research. G&D author, Lluis Morey, tells us why he chooses to publish in G&D.
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The new issue of @genomeresearch is now live. Follow the link to new research on Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis risk variants, Caenorhabditis telomere-to-telomere genomes, and more! tinyurl.com/Genome-Res-36-10
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We are saddened by the loss of G&D's long-time Editor, Terri Grodzicker.
When Terri stepped down as Editor in 2022, friends and colleagues wrote about her contributions to the research community. We are re-visiting these pieces, and thinking of her.
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Pediatric sarcomas are some of the rarest yet most aggressive forms of childhood cancer, but this interdisciplinary group is working together to better understand the disease and advance research initiatives.
Hosted at CSHL's Banbury Center, the think tank comprised of scientists, clinicians, patient advocates, and philanthropists discussed an action plan for battling this deadly disease.
Their hard work over three days was published as an article in Genes & Development (@GenesDev)
and identified three main priorities:
🎗️ creating an open-access platform for data and model sharing
🎗️ bridging pediatric and adult oncology through unified clinical infrastructure
🎗️ fostering multidisciplinary collaboration
Read more about this inspiring collaboration here: cshl.edu/child-cancer-groups…
#InspiringInnovation #PediatricCancerAwarenessMonth #ScienceMakesLifeBetter
The new issue of @genomeresearch is now live. Follow the link to new research on estrogen receptor binding in endometrial cancer, evolution of cave-derived traits, and more! tinyurl.com/Genome-Res-36-9
How do sleep, stress, fear, and hippocampal circuitry shape memory?
Explore featured research from Learning & Memory on the neural and behavioral processes through which memories are formed, refined, and sometimes disrupted.
Access now: bit.ly/LMFeaturedResearch
Call for Papers! Learning & Memory invites submissions for a Special Collection exploring how epigenetic processes influence memory encoding, storage, and retrieval.
Guest edited by Dr. Farah Lubin of the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Learn more: bit.ly/epigenticscollection
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@genomeresearch is now encouraging submissions for a Special Issue: "Spatial Omics: Technologies, Computation, and Biological Discovery", Guest Edited by Drs. Christina Leslie, Jian Ma @jmuiuc, and Jeffrey Moffitt @moffittlab. Submission deadline: Nov 1. tinyurl.com/Call-for-papers-…
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🚨 NEW ISSUE ALERT!!! 🚨
New Research articles online now at Genes & Development!
Also in this issue, an Outlook on ATR in translesion synthesis, and a Review about the mechanisms controlling stem cell state exit.
Click here to learn more:
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G&D's Editorial Board plays an important role in ensuring we publish cutting-edge research of the highest quality. We are pleased to welcome six new early-career investigators to our Editorial Board.
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How do cells control protein production?
This review from the #RNASpecialIssue explores how Ribo-seq and live single-molecule imaging are bringing together genome-wide and real-time views of mRNA translation. Access now: bit.ly/4mjjI8B
Nancy Wexler has spent a lifetime advancing our understanding of Huntington’s disease. In this moving New York Times profile, she reflects on the personal and scientific journey behind her new memoir, "My Life, My Science", published by CSHL Press. bit.ly/wexlernytimes
How do researchers make sense of data from millions of cells? This #RNASpecialIssue review explores how AI and machine learning uncover patterns in single-cell RNA sequencing data, revealing new insights into cell identity, function, and disease: bit.ly/4eboUJF
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🌟G&D SPOTLIGHT 🌟
G&D is pleased to present a collection of recent articles on RNA biogenesis and regulation.
Learn more about small RNA biogenesis, target-mediated miRNA degradation, RNA splicing, ribonucleoprotein granules, and more.
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How can poly(A) site usage be controlled? This review from the #RNASpecialIssue examines strategies to modulate cleavage and polyadenylation sites, highlighting applications in studying alternative polyadenylation and developing new therapeutic approaches. bit.ly/4sthgOt
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The new issue of @genomeresearch is now live. Follow the link to new research on allele-specific splicing in Alzheimer's disease, tissue-specific gene regulation by vitamin B, and more! tinyurl.com/Genome-Res-36-6
Can we map miRNAs and their targets in brain tissue? Current spatial transcriptomics methods can't simultaneously measure miRNAs and their target 3′UTRs. This #RNASpecialIssue review explores the challenge and emerging solutions: bit.ly/4sv5Dq1 #RNABiology #MicroRNA
RNA function is defined by its interactions. This review from the #RNASpecialIssue highlights new CLIP-based methods to map protein–RNA and RNA–RNA contacts, advancing reconstruction of RNA interaction networks at transcriptome scale.
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How well can machine learning predict RNA secondary structure?
This review in the #RNASpecialIssue examines current approaches—from deep learning to hybrid models—while exploring the field’s “generalization crisis” and the rise of RNA foundation models. bit.ly/4spSj6s
How well do deep learning models generalize in RNA secondary structure prediction?
This Perspective from the #RNASpecialIssue explores the “generalization gap” limiting current methods and how AI is reshaping RNA structure prediction. bit.ly/4dx1lec
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