evolution, mentoring, education, genomes, transposons, enjoying life @PNRIGenetics

Seattle, WA
Joined November 2017
The McLaughlin Lab retweeted
And Ricky Padilla Del Valle from the @LetsCoevolve lab just delivered a “hot” presentation of “hot” and active L1 retrotransposition control at post transcriptional level by APOBECs and TEX proteins #EMBOMobileGenome
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An amazing few days of learning and meeting impressive students at SACNAS #ndistem2023. Privileged to present alongside these inspiring scientists from @PNRIGenetics @MCBSeattle @UW @frolivr #origins #multiverse #viruses #transposons
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The McLaughlin Lab retweeted
Say hello and welcome to MCB cohort 2023-2024!
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The @HarmitMalik Lab celebrates its 20th anniversary! Friends and colleagues traveled from all over to mark the occasion. It’s been wonderful seeing so many familiar faces and hearing about all their accomplishments!
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We are hiring for two open rank positions! jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/… jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/… PNRI is a small, non-profit research institute in Seattle with a tight-knit faculty broadly interested in using genetics and genomics to understand human health and disease.
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~Freedom to design your extracurriculars - teach (or don't teach), take grad/undergrad students (or don't), participate in our summer internship program (or don't), pursue translational research (or keep it basic, or both). ~Clear and defined criteria and mentoring for promotion.
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~Opportunity to engage donors face-to-face. ~An amazing group of colleagues with diverse backgrounds and scientific interests. Please apply, retweet, and DM with any questions. @PNRIGenetics
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#SACNAS2022 Interested in a fully funded postdoc opportunity in Seattle studying genome evolution and host-pathogen interactions? DM us to find a time to learn more about our research. @sacnas @PNRIGenetics
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The McLaughlin Lab retweeted
Representing MCB at SACNAS. Come say hello and learn more about our program #SACNAS2022
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The McLaughlin Lab retweeted
Super excited and thankful to finally see my graduate work out in the wild. science.org/doi/10.1126/scie… We wanted to know if ancient viral protein-coding sequences that are embedded within our genomes can protect us from infection by circulating viruses. (1/8)
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💥Our new paper just out @ScienceMagazine! Antiviral activity of a human protein of retroviral origin A study led fearlessly by @jofrank1088 We propose that the human genome encodes a deep pool of antiviral proteins derived from retroviruses! science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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The McLaughlin Lab retweeted
Happy Transposon Day 2022! Today is the 120th birthday of Barbara McClintock, founder of the #transposon field and Nobel laureate. Please celebrate with us by using the hashtag #TransposonDay2022. How has Barbara McClintock or her work influenced you? mobilednajournal.biomedcentr…
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An awesome postdoc opportunity with an amazing scientist and mentor (to me and her trainees). If you are interested in the genetics of resiliency and susceptibility to stress, this is an exciting place to train. Maybe a 4th floor collab on TEs/behavior? @PNRIseattle @MCBSeattle
The Stubbs Lab @PNRIseattle is hiring a postdoctoral fellow in genetics, epigenetics, and regulatory mechanisms - Contact us and join our team today!
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Very excited to announce up to 3 open faculty positions @PNRIseattle! An interdisciplinary, research-focused, supportive, and fun place to start a lab in the amazing Seattle science ecosystem. Please retweet and DM with questions. #evolution #Genomics #academicjobs @MCBSeattle
Beyond excited to welcome the Mitchell Lab (back) to Seattle! @MCBSeattle, an awesome opportunity to study immune system evolution with a caring, creative mentor.
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biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… A new preprint from the lab uncovering a wealth of retrocopied APOBEC3s in primates. Here we show that in New World monkeys, some of these retroA3s are likely functional antiviral defense genes.
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