Ingrid Pelaez Conde
PhD student at @molgen.mpg.de | Schulz Lab - Epigenetics of X-inactivation 🧬🔬
- Reposted by Ingrid Pelaez Conde⚠️ The final work of two former PhD students Till @tschwammle.bsky.social and Verena @verenamutzel.bsky.social is out! ➡️⬅️ They dissect how memory can arise from antisense transcription using mathematical modelling 💻, genomics 🧬 and synthetic biology ⚒️! link.springer.com/article/10.1...
- Reposted by Ingrid Pelaez Conde🧬 Interested in dissecting dose-dependent transcriptional regulation through epigenome editing and synthetic biology for your PhD? Apply by 07.01.2026 to join the lab of @eddaschulz.bsky.social @molgen.mpg.de & #IMPRS-BAC #gradschool. 👉 www.molgen.mpg.de/5099133/schu...
- Reposted by Ingrid Pelaez CondeOur latest paper has just been published in Cell! doi.org/10.1016/j.ce... We developed a new method called MCC ultra, which allows 3D chromatin structure to be visualised with a 1 base pair pixel size.
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- Reposted by Ingrid Pelaez Conde⚠️ Paper alert: Using a novel CRISPR screening approach, we mapped the entire regulatory network controlling Xist—key for X-chromosome inactivation. 👉 We discover how sex and development signals are decoded at a single gene locus. www.nature.com/articles/s41... 👇 Bluetorial
- Reposted by Ingrid Pelaez Conde🚨JOB ALERT🚨 FRIENDS PLEASE SPREAD and RT We are building a small expert team within the @bokelab.bsky.social at @crg.eu @prbb.org to investigate fundamental questions in oocyte cell biology, focusing on how proteostasis regulation influences dormancy and fertility. See below 2 calls👇
- Reposted by Ingrid Pelaez CondeThe peppered moth is a textbook example of natural selection, its colours shifting with the soot-darkened trees of the Industrial Revolution. But the genetic secret behind its “dark” form took 150 years to uncover: a new “jumping gene” that rapidly took over the population. 🦋 tinyurl.com/4zrc4e93
- Reposted by Ingrid Pelaez CondePre-print alert 🚨: We have developed 2D and 3D stable iPSC endothelial-differentiation models through dox inducible ETS expression. We demonstrate endothelial identity and used these models for studying malaria pathogenesis research. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
- I'm really happy to see the work from my Master's thesis published! 🎉 Shoutout to everyone who helped make this happen — especially @albaperez.bsky.social for the amazing mentorship and Alfred for the opportunity to work on this cool project! Check it out 👀
- Reposted by Ingrid Pelaez Conde⚠️ I am really excited to share the work of Anastasios Balaskas, an excellent PhD candidate in the lab, with the wider world. Tasos made a significant advance: generating a stem cell-based embryo model that contains both posterior and anterior neural tissues of the late-stage gastrulating embryo.
- Last week we celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Schulz Lab with an amazing retreat alongside the lab's alumni! ☀️ In addition to canoeing and hiking, we also shared our career paths and current projects with each other. 🛶🌳
- Congrats Elodie!!! ✨🥳🫶🏼
- Congratulations to Elodie Limberg, Max Planck Society Institute for Molecular Genetics, on winning the best poster prize at our #CRISPR25 conference, this week🎖️ Elodie is pictured below, standing in front of her presentation. The prize includes a free subscription to @naturebiotech.bsky.social
- #StandUpForScience2025 ! 📢✊🏻
- #StandUpForScience👩🔬👨🔬📢Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics in Berlin, including our managing director, show solidarity with our colleagues in the US who are protesting against the attacks of the current US administration. @standupforscience.bsky.social @maxplanck.de
- First cake in the sun this year with the Schulz Lab! ☀️
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