Postdoctoral fellow at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Husband, scientist, dog lover and motorcyclist.
Dallas, TX
Joined May 2013
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People can't shop in peace with their families, kids can't go to school without parents being scared!! This is sad!!
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Preprint! 🚨
Why are there so many different keratin isoforms? So intermediate filaments can organize and tune signal transduction cascades!
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Congrats @MuthrNaturzSon and everyone involved on elucidating how blebs help cancer cells avoid anoikis (cell death when losing attachment).
Study involves 3D microscopy, and doing math on cell surfaces, courtesy of the @DanuserLab computer vision wizards. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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We are delighted to share our work, now available in
@Nature:
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Our scoring system can be accessed here: kinase-library.phosphosite.o…
Coming soon --> the tyrosine kinome and an improved system with many new functionalities & features!
#TheKinaseLibrary #KL
If you are interested in awesome science and cutting edge imaging technologies, check out Kevin Dean's lab. They are hiring!!
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Happy to announce @CSHLaboratory will be starting our own social media service! WatsonWatsoff will provide free verification for all faculty (with beards). Everyone else will need a new Cell/Sci/Nature paper a month to keep their verification.
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Woo hoo! Excited to finally share a big chunk of my postdoc work with this (updated) preprint:
In vivo profiling of site-specific human cancer cell states in zebrafish
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Wanna hear more? Let's roll👇
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Excited to share our preprint describing a framework to distinguish correlative from causative functional interactions from fluorescence time-lapse imaging of complex molecular system such as the actin regulatory network during lamellipodia formation biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… 1/
Excited to share our chapter published in Melanoma: Methods and Protocols on evaluating viability and proliferation in 3D microenvironments (Chapter 12). Thanks to @ErikWelf and @Cobanoglu_Lab 😀😀😀
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Excited to share our new preprint on how to establish cellular quiescence outside G1/G0 using temporal integration of stress signals. Brought to you by a combination of machine learning, single cell tracking, and spectral imaging. doi.org/10.1101/2021.03.13.4…
Excited to share a novel platform for smarter drug screening and discovery using a drug-target-disease interaction platform. This helps discover novel drugs candidates using smaller screens. Special thanks to @Cobanoglu_Lab @didemagac @ErikWelf
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My lab has multiple openings (research assistant, postdoc and staff scientist). Vanderbilt is a wonderful place to work and train. Great group of genome maintenance research colleagues, exceptional infrastructure, and strong career development activities. Please RT.
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The final paper from the Schmid lab and Sandra Schmid’s inaugural publication in PNAS as member of the NAS is the first ultra-high content phenotypic analysis of 67 endocytic accessory proteins and the culmination of a 15 year collaboration between the Danuser and Schmid labs.“
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Worried about cell migration?
In collaborative work
@ErikWelf , Meghan Driscoll, @vasanth1786, @roh_johnson_lab, @MuthrNaturzSon, @kD3AN @gdanuser1 et al describe a new mechanism where cells bust their way through the ECM with polarized blebbing.
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Happy #NPAW2020! We are looking forward to seeing you at our events! phdcomics.com/comics.php?f=1…
