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This week I discussed some of my primate MHC work at SIB Conference for Evolution and Characterization of the Immune System in the...

This week I discussed some of my primate MHC work at SIB Conference for Evolution and Characterization of the Immune System in the Netherlands. The best part was acknowledging all the people and organizations that support this work including Tobias Lenz and Britta Meyer and all those in the photos

Earlier this month I had the great pleasure of attending the German Primate Center Primate Genomics meeting and presenting on some of my...

Earlier this month I had the great pleasure of attending the German Primate Center Primate Genomics meeting and presenting on some of my work on annotation of primate MHC using long read sequencing technology

New work on morphological phenotypes of marmoset hybrids (aurita and jacchus groups). We hope it serves the primate community for...

New work on morphological phenotypes of marmoset hybrids (aurita and jacchus groups). We hope it serves the primate community for understanding marmoset identification, evolution, and differences between marmosets in and out of biomedical facilities
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12862-024-02305-3?utm_source=rct_congratemailt&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=oa_20240920&utm_content=10.1186/s12862-024-02305-3

Neolithic introgression of IL23R-related protection against chronic inflammatory bowel diseases in modern Europeans ...

Neolithic introgression of IL23R-related protection against chronic inflammatory bowel diseases in modern Europeans https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.08.06.606840v1

It was so great to hear and learn about the work Dr. Genevieve Housman’s group is conducting on primate functional genomics at Max Plank...

It was so great to hear and learn about the work Dr. Genevieve Housman’s group is conducting on primate functional genomics at Max Plank Institute of Evolutionary Anthropology. Thanks for visiting us at IZS/Uni-Hamburg !

Did you know about Brazil’s semi-arid biome called the #Caatinga? @cemafauna and I found the black-tufted marmoset there this week in the...

Did you know about Brazil’s semi-arid biome called the #Caatinga? @cemafauna and I found the black-tufted marmoset there this week in the field for upcoming genomics- immunogenetic work. This is one of the two #callithrix species adapted to live the #caatinga

Beyond excited to head to NE Brazil. I will be discussing (in Portuguese) marmoset #callithrix adaptions to semi-arid regions based on 10...

Beyond excited to head to NE Brazil. I will be discussing (in Portuguese) marmoset #callithrix adaptions to semi-arid regions based on 10 years of morphological and genomic work

Super excited to be in Brazil in a few weeks and to be teaching a module on processing of @nanopore sequence reads at the São Paulo School...

Super excited to be in Brazil in a few weeks and to be teaching a module on processing of @nanopore sequence reads at the São Paulo School of Advanced Science on Epidemic Preparedness. Thanks for the opportunity @estercsabino !

sites.usp.br/epischool/en/

Yeah ! Got a pilot grant to develop a #CRISPR/Cas9 @nanopore protocol to obtain full #marmoset #MHC haplotypes !

Yeah ! Got a pilot grant to develop a #CRISPR/Cas9 @nanopore protocol to obtain full #marmoset #MHC haplotypes !

Killing it on pore occupancy w new @nanopore Q20 chemistry

Killing it on pore occupancy w new @nanopore Q20 chemistry

I made a small, useful gist on how to run conda osx-64 intel packages on your M1 and M2 macs...

I made a small, useful gist on how to run conda osx-64 intel packages on your M1 and M2 macs https://gist.github.com/Callithrix-omics/22a4ce5ccc7bc0bad788aab9d95ca295

To better your Sunday, my fav snapshot from a recent trip to Brazil

To better your Sunday, my fav snapshot from a recent trip to Brazil

I was this years old and published this many MtDNA phylogenies before learning that cytochrome c is important for apoptosis

I was this years old and published this many MtDNA phylogenies before learning that cytochrome c is important for apoptosis

New pub alert 🔔 review on the role of genomics to study biodiversity! ...

New pub alert 🔔 review on the role of genomics to study biodiversity! https://www.cell.com/trends/genetics/fulltext/S0168-9525(23)00020-3?rss=yes

Did you know that some immune genes (neutrophils) literally spit out their DNA into nets to trap pathogens ??...

Did you know that some immune genes (neutrophils) literally spit out their DNA into nets to trap pathogens ?? https://media.sciencephoto.com/image/c0477530/400wm

New preprint! We sampled free-ranging and captive populations of #marmosets all over Brazil to explore hybrid expression of pelage and ...

New preprint! We sampled free-ranging and captive populations of #marmosets all over Brazil to explore hybrid expression of pelage and morphological traits across four interbreeding, closely-related species with variable genetic distance. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.01.01.522211v1

H/t to @bjkingape for bringing the marmoset song back to my memory https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4oiLfTnrC40

H/t to @bjkingape for bringing the marmoset song back to my memory https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4oiLfTnrC40

Little beauty for stuck in an infinite airport loop type of day

Little beauty for stuck in an infinite airport loop type of day

I am done with lab work (celebrating w new do) for my Marie Curie project @msca on #hybrids and #MHC in #marmosets. Now 💻. COVID almost...

I am done with lab work (celebrating w new do) for my Marie Curie project @msca on #hybrids and #MHC in #marmosets. Now 💻. COVID almost destroyed this but even finishing a year after funds ran out I am determined to reach my goals. Thank you @dpz_eu @marissa_lima @estercsabino

Early career academic folks …. We face tons of set backs, but nice inspiring evidence based article that shows what doesn’t kill you now...

Early career academic folks …. We face tons of set backs, but nice inspiring evidence based article that shows what doesn’t kill you now academically, later makes you stronger https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-12189-3