@TomasZhang4482 The full plasmid sequence of the plasmids used in this study are available on Addgene. Please feel free to reach out by email if you can't figure it out

This amazing work was led by @MadernMax and @_SoraY with a great collaboration with @mbauer67 and Olivier Witteveen. @_Hubrecht @oncodeinstitute @TNW_BN

@plaschka_lab @IMPvienna Congrats Clemens, amazing news!

Fantastic, multidisciplinary team effort by Huib Rabouw, @jschoko98 and @muellermicha_ with enormous help from @BaarsMatthijs and @JakobPuschel, and great collaborations with Ron Fouchier's and @HansClevers' groups!

@grnfluoresceblg @tim_stasevich @successprocess @binwu1 Nope, sorry we never looked at this

I too have started at Bluesky, the Twitter/X alternative (@marvintanenbaum.bsky.social), please come and join us, the science community at Bluesky is growing very rapidly!

@OlivierDuss @ERC_Research @embl Awesome, congrats!!

RT @_knaw: Vandaag in @volkskrant @ADnl: Kabinet, maak niet kapot wat ons land zo succesvol maakt. Stop met de onverantwoorde #bezuiniging…

@GrannemanSander After the initial optimization, we haven't touched it. We did make a few orthogonal tags over the years

RT @galli_matilde: Don't hesitate to apply! The Hubrecht Institute is a fantastic place to do science: great people, facilities and support!

@iaincheeseman Wow, this is really exciting!

Thanks for all the thoughts. I do agree that having the actual text there is better than referring to the previous paper, which is annoying for the reader. So perhaps copying the text and adding the citation makes most sense.

Super excited to start my summer sabbatical next week in @GreenLabJHMI !! Looking forward to a ribosome filled summer!

@AdeSaurin Nice work! Very similar to a paper we published a few years ago about a new ras inhibitor:

@kkostova1 @ScienceStowers Too bad you have left Hopkins! I will spend the summer there for a mini-sabatical and would have loved to meet up! Any change you are passing by during the summer? If so, shoot me an email!

If you write a big grant, do you generally use all the maximally allowed space/character count?