
Julia Bauman
@JuliaBauman2 • 10,399 subscribers
PhD student at @Stanford Genetics in @LarsMSteinmetz lab Explaining cool biotech to the world here and @ 60_SecondScience on TikTok
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Hoping to majorly scale up some single-cell experiments using this tech!
Julia Bauman160,903 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

What good is a science communication channel if you don't get to talk about your own papers on it occasionally, right?😊 We developed a method to simultaneously sequence single-cell DNA and RNA targets, enabling association of genomic variants (including non-coding!) with gene expression changes. Out today in Nature Methods, from Lars Steinmetz lab led by Dominik Lindenhofer! Link below⬇️
Julia Bauman46,976 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Really enjoyed this paper! A very cool way to explore the protein sequence landscape.
Julia Bauman95,765 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

I've been waiting for the day I could make this video! Retrotransposons are reprogrammed for pretty efficient gene insertion up to 12.7kb in user-defined genomic targets. Small deletion + insertion possible too. Awesome work from Jonathan Gootenberg Omar Abudayyeh Chris Fell Lukas Villiger in nature
Julia Bauman41,304 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The most radically recoded genome yet! Syn57 is E Coli with only 57 codons, freeing space to encode up to 4 non-canonical amino acids. That, combined with its virus resistance, will make it an incredible tool for biomanufacturing. From the Chin Lab in Science Magazine
Julia Bauman30,119 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

CAR T cells to reverse - and even prevent - aging phenotypes! The CAR Ts target uPAR, which is upregulated in senescent cells. Treated mice see metabolic improvements & better exercise capacity, & this can work prophylactically, too: treat young mice, and the have better glucose regulation into old age!
Julia Bauman59,821 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Evo: a foundation model for genomics! Using a well suited architecture, Evo learns from billions of bp of genomic sequence and performs well on several zero-shot prediction tasks on RNA, DNA and protein. Beautiful paper from Brian Hie & Patrick Hsu at Arc Institute
Julia Bauman52,245 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

ecDNA biology is one of those weird, fascinating corners of bio that hook me every time there's a new result. So I loved reading about this one from Howard Chang & Paul Mischel's labs in nature. Very interesting implications for design of non-diluting, non-integrating gene therapy vectors! Great work Venkat & King L Hung 😀
Julia Bauman17,247 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten