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My lab has been working for the past 15 years to develop a method to isolate specific genomic loci to identify its chromatin composition & protein interactome. Finally,… our superb physician/scientist Dr. Bercin Cenik Bercin K Cenik did it and here it is Not only was she able to... show more

Shilatifard Lab

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Ben-Sahra Lab1 年前

@bkcenik Amazing new method to study in depth chromatin biology! Congratulations, Bercin and @ShilatifardLab!!

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Berkley Gryder1 年前

@bkcenik beautiful work @bkcenik and @ShilatifardLab ! We'd love to try this technique out

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Esra Serdaroglu1 年前

@bkcenik 👏👏👏

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Mark Borris Aldonza (@precursorcell.bsky.social🦋)1 年前

@bkcenik This is superb!!! Congratulations!

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Tony Vega, PhD1 年前

@bkcenik Congratulations @bkcenik ! Very cool work

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Ella Marushchenko1 年前

@bkcenik Congratulations, Prof. Shilatifard & team! Is the loss of FUBP3 the primary factor driving reduced transcriptional activation at heat-shock-regulated loci?

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Dr. Jasmine Kharazmi1 年前

@bkcenik Dear Dr. Shilatifard, this is a break through in d field of regulation of gene expression. I happened to meet you shortly at a conference in "Development & Disease" at d sea of Galilee in Israel. Your talk was excellent/promising. ps: I work on MYC regulation & look for funding.

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78,010 次观看 • 3 个月前

Taiwanese Media discusses about #ZhaoLusi's recent medical emergency TV Host Xu ShengMei: At the very first moment that I heard about Zhao Lusi's news, I didn't dare to believe it since she's still very young. She's only 26 years old and she's considered the youngest amongst all the Liuliang Actresses. She has many works and isn't only well known in the Mainland. I'm quite certain many Taiwanese wouldn't be unfamiliar with her at all since a lot of her dramas have aired on our Taiwan TV. She was filming a Romance Drama (Almost Lover) at that point in time and was almost done wrapping up, until she was suddenly rushed to the hospital. Do you know how rare is it, among Mainland News, for Artistes to be rushed to the hospital and for there to be pictures captured? I was shocked too when I saw it the first time. I was wondering if it was real? Or if it was just over exhaustion. She hadn't rested for 40 days since she celebrated her birthday, until this medical situation happened. They were saying she had no rest at all. But some of you might not know that, in the Mainland, their entertainment industry is quite different from ours. The liuliang actors and actresses have their own filming vans. The filming vans will enter the production site and in the vans, there are beds, sofas and even bathrooms. They'll have to continue filming and will enjoy such benefits. But for one to still not be able to withstand all of these under such great conditions, how pressurising it must have been? She was sent to the hospital and thus we saw these photos, including those that show her not being able to breathe. I heard that, she even had to withstand being intubated with oxygen for a period of time too, and that the drama team didn't release her until she became paralysed. It was only until she could not walk that they sent her to the hospital. So can you see how cruel it is of them? After she was sent to the hospital, everybody was wondering if she would be better after she rested but no, her loss of speech was as a result of the dissociative conversion disorder. We're not psychiatrists so we only could guess that it was as a result of the stress on her and her physical health condition...

Taiwanese Media discusses about #ZhaoLusi's recent medical emergency TV Host Xu ShengMei: At the very first moment that I heard about Zhao Lusi's news, I didn't dare to believe it since she's still very young. She's only 26 years old and she's considered the youngest amongst all the Liuliang Actresses. She has many works and isn't only well known in the Mainland. I'm quite certain many Taiwanese wouldn't be unfamiliar with her at all since a lot of her dramas have aired on our Taiwan TV. She was filming a Romance Drama (Almost Lover) at that point in time and was almost done wrapping up, until she was suddenly rushed to the hospital. Do you know how rare is it, among Mainland News, for Artistes to be rushed to the hospital and for there to be pictures captured? I was shocked too when I saw it the first time. I was wondering if it was real? Or if it was just over exhaustion. She hadn't rested for 40 days since she celebrated her birthday, until this medical situation happened. They were saying she had no rest at all. But some of you might not know that, in the Mainland, their entertainment industry is quite different from ours. The liuliang actors and actresses have their own filming vans. The filming vans will enter the production site and in the vans, there are beds, sofas and even bathrooms. They'll have to continue filming and will enjoy such benefits. But for one to still not be able to withstand all of these under such great conditions, how pressurising it must have been? She was sent to the hospital and thus we saw these photos, including those that show her not being able to breathe. I heard that, she even had to withstand being intubated with oxygen for a period of time too, and that the drama team didn't release her until she became paralysed. It was only until she could not walk that they sent her to the hospital. So can you see how cruel it is of them? After she was sent to the hospital, everybody was wondering if she would be better after she rested but no, her loss of speech was as a result of the dissociative conversion disorder. We're not psychiatrists so we only could guess that it was as a result of the stress on her and her physical health condition...

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In uplifting news my little sister has dedicated her life to Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior ✝️ I found out she was baptized 6 days ago! After not attending church for 14 years she rededicated her life. Just over 4 years ago she was living in California captured by the LGBTQ+ cult mindset and identified as they/them. My parents finally made the decision to leave California and move to Arkansas, within several months she started disassociating with identifying as they/them when she was finally able to be alone and think for herself. I'm so proud of my little sister for escaping the death cult, for finally feeling comfortable in her own skin, for dedicating her life to god and growing into the woman she was meant to be.

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In uplifting news my little sister has dedicated her life to Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior ✝️ I found out she was baptized 6 days ago! After not attending church for 14 years she rededicated her life. Just over 4 years ago she was living in California captured by the LGBTQ+ cult mindset and identified as they/them. My parents finally made the decision to leave California and move to Arkansas, within several months she started disassociating with identifying as they/them when she was finally able to be alone and think for herself. I'm so proud of my little sister for escaping the death cult, for finally feeling comfortable in her own skin, for dedicating her life to god and growing into the woman she was meant to be.

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