Valeriy Kutsyna
Valeriy Kutsyna
@valeriyk1.bsky.social
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Your nasty timer guy at #theconferencetoendallconferences Average slug enjoyed at @svobodalab.bsky.social‬
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Excited to share our new @narjournal.bsky.social paper!

Using ReLo and AlphaFold, we described a network of interactions between Drosophila piRNA pathway factors suggesting new links how they coordinate to ensure transposon silencing and genome integrity.

academic.oup.com/nar/article/...
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Our collaboration with @mbonhivers.bsky.social is now out in @plosbiology.org! 🎉Using U-ExM, we mapped the formation of the flagellar pocket collar in T. brucei. Huge thanks to everyone involved — one step closer to #PhDone!

#ExM #oneringtorulethemall #Bilbo1 #trypanosoma #protistsonsky
The flagellar pocket collar (FPC) is a cytoskeletal structure essential for nutrient uptake & immune evasion in #Trypanosome. @mbonhivers.bsky.social &co use U-ExM to provide novel insights into FPC biogenesis, and reveal 2 unknown cytoskeletal structures @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/4n3bWi6
The images look great! Congrats!!
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“Scientists’ salaries in the Czech Republic are significantly lower than in Western Europe, which makes it difficult to attract top international talent,” says Meritxell Alberich Jordà, one of the Forbes Top Women Scientists in the Czech Republic

forbes.cz/nejvetsi-brz...
Největší brzda vědy? Kurýr si v Česku vydělá víc než univerzitní profesor
Kvůli nízkým platům ve vědě přichází Česko o řadu talentovaných lidí, kteří odcházejí dělat špičkovou vědu do světa.
forbes.cz
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It is with great sadness that we share the news of the death of our founder, colleague, mentor and friend, Professor Sir John Gurdon. His vision and dedication will continue to inspire generations of scientists.
🔗 www.gurdon.cam.ac.uk/nobel-laurea...
Thank you so much! 🫡
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✨ For the first time ever, the IMG PhD Conference stepped outside institute grounds! ✨

🏆Best Presentation Awards:
Flash-talk: Magdalena Havlová
Short talk: Irina Ribeiro Bas
Talk: Veronika Niederlová
Poster: Kriti Attri
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Wow, that was amazing! We thank everyone for attending the V4SDB 2025 meeting! You all made it an excellent conference, where we had the opportunity to hear from outstanding speakers,share ideas and experiences, and of course have some unforgettable time during social activities!
The oldest gang got back together at @v4sdb.bsky.social 😎😎😎
What a great looking organoids though
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Argonautes are coming :-) ... soon at @imgprague.bsky.social ... finishing preparations. Still missing a few things like drums, guitar, badges, beer ... but it's under control. I think. I hope. :-))
#argonautes2025
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To recognise and celebrate @svobodalab.bsky.social's pivotal contribution to Woodstock Bio2 + Night Science, #TCTeAC, I am starting this "What Petr Svoboda did at Woodstock?" thread. If you were there - #contribute and #retweet.

"Petr Didn’t Submit an Abstract. #TCTeAC Submitted to Him."
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Talks were selected & the final program was built. It will appear on the website the next week. There are three weeks left till the registration deadline! This is probably the main RNA silencing meeting in 2025 - looking at silencing from the perspective of effector proteins.
argonautes.img.cas.cz
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Another day, another wonder;

Archea parasite with a circular genome of only 238Kbp (!) found within a dinoflagellate.

It only encodes for replicative machinery: can replicate but not sustain itself, making that line between life and non-life blurry! What a life

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
I can’t think of many countries, where a kind doctor would spend an hour injecting vaccine boosters on half the diseases in existence. After coming with a tick bite complaint… at 10pm!
Czech healthcare rules!
This particular article selection you share incidentally were the most interesting evening reads I’ve had in a while. Need more!
Thank you for today’s seminar at @imgprague.bsky.social !
Here are my 5 (not so standard) rules for communicating science to general public:

1) People are not stupid. They just don't have the knowledge.

Yes, people can be clever and yet still be uninformed about cell biology. People also can know everything about cell biology and be completely dumb.