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Nick Banovich
@NeBanovich
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Husband, Dad, Associate Professor at @TGen. Interested in functional genomics of disease. Also like trout.
Phoenix, AZ
Joined January 2014
I started my Twitter account in January of 2014. I've used this platform to connect with my professional network and find exciting science. Over the past year the experience has degraded. I'm moving over to @bluesky as my platform of choice, with limited cross posting here.
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RT @lungmapnet: New updates at Check our new collection of ShinyCell and CellxGene viewers, including post-viral l…
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RT @JKropski: @lungmapnet @MorriseyLab @lab_xin @sucre_jen @NeBanovich Great to see! These browsers are quick and easy ways to explore data…
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RT @lungmapnet: In this issue of Nature Genetics, LungMAP Phase 3 investigators @NeBanovich @sucre_jen and @JKropski, leverage spatial tran…
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RT @ProfBootyPhD: About to click "submit" on my new grant proposal, "Diverse signaling mechanisms engaged by systemic all-trans retinoic ac…
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@BrantBassamPhD Most these data were generated pre-5K. I think you've seen my thread on sensitivity from 5K vs the ~300-500 gene panels. Ultimately were still focusing on higher sensitivity lower target number approaches for the biological questions were interested in.
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RT @AnnikaVannan: It’s my pleasure to announce our recent work published in Nature Genetics: “Spatial transcriptomics identifies molecular…
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So excited for this to be published! See the great explanation from Annika below, but key to this study was using samples with a broad range of pathologic remodeling. A major takeaway is "normal" looking alveoli in IPF tissue are already significantly molecularly remodeled.
It’s my pleasure to announce our recent work published in Nature Genetics: “Spatial transcriptomics identifies molecular niche dysregulation associated with distal lung remodeling in pulmonary fibrosis” 1/14
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RT @10xGenomics: How was Dr. Nick Banovich able to achieve an eight-fold reduction in per-sample costs for Xenium and increase throughput f…
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Congrats @AScottMcCall! Amazing work from a great colleague. Very happy I was able to contribute to this project and that I get to work with such amazing people.
Excited to share the HIF2 story in Science Translational Medicine. Its been a long time coming. also appreciate the write-up in the VUMC reporter highlighting our group and potential. @JKropski @VUMC_MedPSTP
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RT @TGenResearch: The Division of Bioinnovation and Genome Sciences, led by Drs. @NeBanovich & Sara Byron, focuses on understanding the gen…
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Excited to be working with @vizgen_inc as a CSP. As an aside my favorite activity is fly fishing so I'm pretty excited by the logo they chose. Waiting for a sticker in the mail *hint hint* @TGenResearch
🚀 @vizgen_inc Launches Certified Service Provider Program (1/3) We’re launching the CSP Program to expand access to top-tier spatial genomics services with our MERSCOPE® Platform! Our CSPs are rigorously trained in Vizgen workflows, ensuring exceptional data quality & support.
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RT @niklasjlang: @NeBanovich Adding this cool preprint from the labs @IPFdoc and @alisonejohn to this collection of IPF spatial trancriptom…
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Excited to welcome @johnthefryer to the Division of Bioinnovation and Genome Sciences at @TGenResearch!
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RT @michelle_monje: 1/ This is the next chapter of a story about courageous patients and their families, of multidisciplinary teamwork, and…
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