Osama Elsallabi
@oelsallabi.bsky.social
Postdoctoral @G.D’annunzio university, interested in Cellular senescence and Reproductive aging.
Reposted by Osama Elsallabi
🪰 The next step is to carry out a more extensive search in the drosophila fly genome.
In the long-term, this knowledge could be used to increase the success rate of assisted reproduction treatments and to develop drugs to tackle aneuploidy, which is a characteristic of many tumours.
In the long-term, this knowledge could be used to increase the success rate of assisted reproduction treatments and to develop drugs to tackle aneuploidy, which is a characteristic of many tumours.
June 3, 2025 at 3:23 PM
🪰 The next step is to carry out a more extensive search in the drosophila fly genome.
In the long-term, this knowledge could be used to increase the success rate of assisted reproduction treatments and to develop drugs to tackle aneuploidy, which is a characteristic of many tumours.
In the long-term, this knowledge could be used to increase the success rate of assisted reproduction treatments and to develop drugs to tackle aneuploidy, which is a characteristic of many tumours.
Loved the mix of science, good conversations, and familiar faces. Already looking forward to the next one!
#PhDLife #CellularSenescence #KarolinskaInstitute #yICSA #ResearchCommunity #Gratitude
#PhDLife #CellularSenescence #KarolinskaInstitute #yICSA #ResearchCommunity #Gratitude
May 18, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Loved the mix of science, good conversations, and familiar faces. Already looking forward to the next one!
#PhDLife #CellularSenescence #KarolinskaInstitute #yICSA #ResearchCommunity #Gratitude
#PhDLife #CellularSenescence #KarolinskaInstitute #yICSA #ResearchCommunity #Gratitude
It was really special to meet Federico Pieatrocola again, the one who first got me interested in senescence. Super grateful for that early spark. And big thanks to Francesca Castoldi for being such a great teacher when it came to lab techniques!
May 18, 2025 at 5:07 PM
It was really special to meet Federico Pieatrocola again, the one who first got me interested in senescence. Super grateful for that early spark. And big thanks to Francesca Castoldi for being such a great teacher when it came to lab techniques!