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Ronghui (Ron) Zhu

@RonZhu2015

@DamonRunyon Connie and Bob Lurie Fellow at Marson lab @MarsonLab and Pritchard lab @jkpritch, PhD with @Elowitzlab. Making biology more predictable.
Joined February 2015
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Ronghui (Ron) Zhu @RonZhu2015
Thrilled to share that our work on genome-scale perturb-seq in primary human T cells is now published in Cell (cell.com/cell/fulltext/…) 🎉. The original post summarized most key results ⬇️ with a few key updates:
www.cell.com Genome-scale perturb-seq in primary human CD4+ T cells maps context-specific regulators of T cell... A dynamic atlas of gene regulation was generated by perturbing every expressed gene across 22 million primary human CD4+ T cells under resting conditions and following re-stimulation. The resulting...
Ronghui (Ron) Zhu @RonZhu2015 Jan 5
Together with Emma Dann, we are thrilled to present a massive new Perturb-seq atlas of 22M primary CD4+ T cells, from 4 donors, across 3 timepoints – the result of a decade-long collaboration between the Marson (@MarsonLab) and Pritchard (@jkpritch) labs.
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Ronghui (Ron) Zhu @RonZhu2015
Very useful systematic method for checking distal off-target effects in ever-growing large-scale Perturb-seq measurements. I think this pipeline should be incorporated in all future Perturb-seq measurements to avoid highlighting artifacts. Congrats @AustinMHartman and team!
Austin Hartman @AustinMHartman Mar 30
1/6 I was reanalyzing Perturb-seq data and stumbled into what I thought was a new TCR signaling regulator, only to realize it was an off-target effect. The guide ‘seed’ aligned near a canonical pathway member's TSS leading to off-target repression and association with the pathway
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