
Life Science Venture Capitalist @ForbionLifeSci | Ph.D. in Stem Cell Biology & Medicine from @Cambridge_Uni @ReikLab
Munich, Bavaria
Joined February 2017
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Tim Lohoff retweeted
New preprint! 🚨@KeckMedicineUSC @uzh_irem
We started with the simple question: What happens when we transplant stem cells into a mouse model of #stroke, and what are the interactions between graft and host?
Took us only 5 yrs to find out😀:
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Tim Lohoff retweeted
New preprint! 🥳
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Led by @AledJohnParry & @ChristelKrueger we asked why #DNAmethylation and oxidation often target overlapping genomic regions at the exit of #pluripotency.
Great collaboration with @Tim_Lohoff, @StevenWingett & @stefanschoenfe1.
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Happy to see another piece of my PhD work published in @GenomeBiology! 🥳 Amazing collaboration with @RArgelaguet and Stephen Clark 💪#DreamTeam Big thanks to everybody involved @ReikLab @SCICambridge @Cambridge_Uni @BabrahamInst! Finally, check out the great tweetorial below 👇:
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Great work @rust_ruslan and team! 🙌🐭
Preprint 🚨 How does immune suppression alter the molecular 🧬 and anatomical 🧠 roadmap of #stroke pathology?
We detect distinct changes in different pharmacological and genetic immunodeficient models of stroked mice 🐭⚡️💉
Read more here: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Wow 🤯 Congratulations @felix_lansing and team 🎉 Amazing work. Looking forward to following the path of designer-recombinases towards the clinic 🩸💪🏼 Keep the exciting work up! 🍀 Check out the great tweetorial below 👇
Our work just got published in @NatureComms. We developed a dual designer-recombinase system that efficiently corrects a 140 kb inversion frequently found in patients with severe Hemophilia A. 1/11 @BuchholzLab_TUD @TakebeLab @tudresden_de @Medizin_TUD
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Tim Lohoff retweeted
Our work is out in @ScienceMagazine! Using integrated spatial genomics technology, we have extensively investigated the single-cell nuclear architecture across cell types in the mouse brain cortex with a great team @LongCai_Lab @gc_yuan @swzheng29 #seqFISH
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Tim Lohoff retweeted
Incredibly happy to share that our work, co-led with @Tim_Lohoff is now available online at @NatureBiotech 🎉
Feeling very grateful to everyone who was involved in this project 🙏
Explore the data here: marionilab.cruk.cam.ac.uk/Sp…
Integration of spatial and single-cell transcriptomic data elucidates mouse organogenesis go.nature.com/3DRM6rY
Tim Lohoff retweeted
Paper alert! 🎉 By combining SeqFISH and scRNA-seq data we've generated a spatially-resolved map of cell types and gene expression in the early mouse embryo. doi.org/10.1038/s41587-021-0…
Tim Lohoff retweeted
Our work "Integration of spatial and single-cell transcriptomic data elucidates mouse organogenesis" is now out at @NatureBiotech ! Congratulations to all the authors! nature.com/articles/s41587-0… #seqfish #spatial #singlecell #transcriptomics
Tim Lohoff retweeted
Integration of spatial and single-cell transcriptomic data elucidates mouse organogenesis go.nature.com/3DRM6rY
Impressive and important work 🐭 Congratulations to @rust_ruslan and all other authors! 🤩🥳 check it out 👏💥
Preprint alert!🚨 We as neuroscientists highly depend on behavioral testing in rodents 🐭. Still, assessing motor function or recovery can be so challenging⚡️.
We aimed to change that using #deeplearning @DeepLabCut assisted 3D behavioral profiling
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Happy to share our latest preprint for imaging-based single-cell multimodal measurements to understand nuclear architecture in mouse brain cortex!
Integrated spatial genomics in tissues reveals invariant and cell type dependent nuclear architecture biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Tim Lohoff retweeted
We are delighted to announce that Professor Wolf Reik has been appointed Director of the Babraham Institute, following an open and international search.
Read the full announcement here:
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Tim Lohoff retweeted
Job alert! We're looking for three postdoctoral researchers to lead exciting projects investigating the #epigenetic regulation underlying lineage specification during #development. Apply here: babrahaminstitute.livevacanc… #academicjobs @IHEC_Epigenomes
Did you ever wonder if there are any biomarker for brain injuries 🧠? Read the nice commentary from the talented @rust_ruslan to learn more!👇🔬🙂
Many of us have heard about #biomarker - But why are they so tremendously important to manage a brain injury? Have a look at my recent commentary in @_JCBFM about the recent developments of promising new blood biomarker for stroke. 1/6 👇🧠🤕
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Tim Lohoff retweeted
Really excited to share our paper on @NatureGenet about the impact of mitochondrial metabolism on nuclear DNA methylation. Thanks to @ERC_Research ,@ArmeniseHarvard, @Telethonitalia, @UniPadova for the amazing support.
go.nature.com/39CU7Ur
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Check out our latest work of DNA seqFISH+ now published @nature nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Tim Lohoff retweeted
You wanna build muscles? 💪🏼
At least in vitro we know how 😉 Check out our latest paper @eLife investigating forces during muscle development!
Huge shout out to @GilbertLab and @JoergEnderlein for making it so beautiful!
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Tim Lohoff retweeted
E8.5 seqFISH data from @Tim_Lohoff/@shazanfar/@LongCai_Lab is on MouseGastrulationData devel now! Count matrices, annotation, spot locations, cell segmentation masks, imputed Tx-wide counts - the whole shebang. Give it a go for methods work or dev bio! bioconductor.org/packages/de…
Congratulations @Diljeet_Gill @aledjohnparry and all other authors 🥳. One of the most exciting projects from the lab showing that transient reprogramming leads to rejuvenation of human fibroblast! Check out the preprint 👇:
Preprint alert! 🎉 By expressing the Yamanaka factors until the maturation phase of iPSC reprogramming and then withdrawing them, we were able to rejuvenate human cells (many features suggest by ~30 years!) whilst retaining their initial cell identity.
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