Christopher Douse
@ch_douse
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Scientist (chromatin, epigenetics, repetitive elements, brain development). British man living in Sweden. Views are my own.
Malmö (home) and Lund (work)
Joined January 2012
RT @PeterLewisLab: The HuSH complex silences retrotransposable elements. We identify HuSH2, centered on TASOR2, targeting KRAB-ZNFs and int…
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RT @Lund_Stem: 📰 A recent @NatureComms study by a @Lund_Stem team led by @ch_douse reveals how DNA methylation & the HUSH complex work to s…
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Cool study!
The research project that got the lab off the ground has been published in @NatureSMB 🥹. I couldn't do a better job of summarizing than co-lead author @jrichardalbert , so he'll take it from here! (and makes unexpected connections with our other recent study)
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RT @arianna_tucci: #RepeatExpansionDisorders are up to three times more common than current estimates. Underdiagnosis or reduced penetrance…
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RT @EricTopol: An exciting advance in Type 1 diabetes First person to receive her own stem cells, reprogrammed with transcription factors,…
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RT @CarrollDonal: Interested in piRNAs and transposon DNA methylation? Our new collaborative work revels a key mechanism underpinning the p…
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This is awesome 👇
🚨Preprint alert🚨 Excited to share the #preprint version of our work @MundlosLab ! Curious about how a transposable element (TE) insertion can cause developmental phenotypes? 🧬🦠🐁 Check the 🧵 below and the full version on BiorXiv:
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Look out for more soon but I'm now off on parental leave till February with the above-mentioned daughter. Such a privilege to be able to take this precious time with both my kids (thanks to the Swedish government...) - and I have no doubt that my fantastic team will thrive. Bye!
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RT @consiglio_cr: Happy to share my co-1st author paper in @Nature on how the immune system adapts during gender-affirming hormone therapy…
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Really excited to read this - I so loved the MORC3 study. Congratulations to all the authors!!
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@Muzer0 @seatsixtyone Interesting thanks - makes sense - although I could have sworn it was available last night when I was searching on the same train (but then didn’t book). Not this morning. Maybe someone booked in the meantime and that changed the equation
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@seatsixtyone Thanks! They are indeed all in the same cabin, I was just a bit puzzled on why the espace privatif was not offered if whole cabins remain available…
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