Hiro Eto

hiromuneeto.bsky.social

16 October 2026 16:37

Incredibly happy to share our paper online! 🎉 We show how oscillations in Notch signalling help control cell fate decisions in the intestine. We wrote a little summary together, posted by Ina ⬇️ So proud of our team and the work we have done together! It’s been a journey!

Ina Sonnen

sonnenlab.bsky.social

15 October 2026 18:25

🎉 Our paper is out today in @science.org! How does the intestine maintain the right balance of cell types? We find that signalling rhythms matter! So proud of our three shared first authors, Sonja Weterings, @hiromuneeto.bsky.social & @jddeleede.bsky.social! 🔗 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Hubrecht Institute

hubrechtinstitute.bsky.social

15 October 2026 18:25

The @sonnenlab.bsky.social discovered a functional role for oscillation frequencies in keeping the gut cells in balance. They experimentally changed the frequency of Hes1 oscillations in intestinal organoids and showed that this altered cell-type composition.https://www.hubrecht.eu/cells-got-rhythm/

Micha Müller

michamuller.bsky.social

09 October 2026 13:07

Very excited to share Waldo: a genetic single-cell barcode that can be read out in both live-cell imaging and single-cell sequencing, so both measurements can be made for the same cells. ⬇️

Marvin Tanenbaum

marvintanenbaum.bsky.social

09 October 2026 13:06

Did you ever want to sequence that one interesting cell you observed in your microscopy experiment? We have a new pre-print out today that describes a genetic barcoding method, Waldo, to perform live-cell imaging and single-cell sequencing on the same single cells. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...