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RT @DrTonyLetai: We're all about using functional data to kill pathogenic cells, see how Bree Aldridge's lab turns their sights on TB!
RT @bstockwell: We're looking for someone to join our team in the Stockwell Lab at Columbia University to help with in vivo studies on mech…
RT @ScienceMagazine: A new study from @ScienceAdvances suggests that #COVID19 severity correlates with age-dependent lung cell features, wh…
@Macj007C I haven't read that paper in detail yet but it suggests that antihistamines may either inhibit binding of… https://t.co/qPuij94JVL
@Macj007C Hi Mike, we didn't study that but I would not expect over the counter anti histamines to interfere with virus binding to ACE2.
All the credit goes to @zintisinde, Ben Croker and our collaborators at @UCSanDiego, @HiTSatHarvard,… https://t.co/GuzkagniUZ
We also found that cells infected with #SARSCoV2 in vitro die via caspase-mediated apoptosis. Notably, we can trigg… https://t.co/IfpJduTltw
Although #SARSCoV2 infection increases expression of pro-apoptotic proteins, we found major differences in apoptosi… https://t.co/3Ajkiq0m7v
In fact, we detected cells dying via apoptosis (cleaved caspase 3) in patients with terminal #COVID19 but not norma… https://t.co/tGxjtxGkYo
We also found that cells infected with #SARSCoV2 become stressed as their protein production machinery is co-opted… https://t.co/cAG2BlsQuw

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