If you’re having a bad science day, remember that Victor Ambros was denied tenure at Harvard only one year after discovering microRNAs - for which he was ultimately awarded the Nobel Prize.

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This paper looks at single cell DNA seq data from normal & cancer tissues and computes how evolution is changing within each tissue. In most cancers and half of normal tissues, the paper rejects a constant evolutionary rate - potentially explainable by mutations in driver genes. t.co/P3LgFWbHMG

Contrary to what was thought - that immune cells cannot infiltrate the brain - anticancer active T cells do exist in the brain, specifically inside the bone marrow in the skull. These exact cells might be the future of immune therapies against brain cancers. www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Investing in sequencing tumors from multiple parts of the world is not wasting money. In fact, it benefits everybody Here’s why: in practice, we have no idea why/when cells in our body mutate, either healthy aging or malignant shifts How much does the environment contribute?

Hi Blusesky people, any advice how to quickly change my feed to less nature/animal photos and more science content? Like how can nudge this algo so it learns what to show?