Olivia Goldman PhD
@oliviagoldman.net
Schmidt Science & Weill Neurohub Postdoctoral Fellow in neuroimmunology & bioinformatics | SENse Lab @berkeleymcb.bsky.social | PhD in the deadliest animal 🦟 | Co-founder & Board Secretary @cientificolatino.com 💗 | she/her 🏳️🌈
Check out the Aedes aegypti Mosquito Cell Atlas for yourself!! Acessible from your web browser thanks to @genomebrowser.bsky.social & @ucscgenomics.bsky.social!!
If you have a min to report to us what your favorite gene looks like, we would love to hear about it 😃✨
mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
If you have a min to report to us what your favorite gene looks like, we would love to hear about it 😃✨
mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
October 30, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Check out the Aedes aegypti Mosquito Cell Atlas for yourself!! Acessible from your web browser thanks to @genomebrowser.bsky.social & @ucscgenomics.bsky.social!!
If you have a min to report to us what your favorite gene looks like, we would love to hear about it 😃✨
mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
If you have a min to report to us what your favorite gene looks like, we would love to hear about it 😃✨
mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
Mosquitoes spread viruses to >400 million people/year.
Importantly, our work led to a complete parts list of gene expression. This will help develop hypotheses & spur discoveries into the unique biology of the mosquito.
mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
Thank you UCSC Cell Browser team!
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Importantly, our work led to a complete parts list of gene expression. This will help develop hypotheses & spur discoveries into the unique biology of the mosquito.
mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
Thank you UCSC Cell Browser team!
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March 5, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Mosquitoes spread viruses to >400 million people/year.
Importantly, our work led to a complete parts list of gene expression. This will help develop hypotheses & spur discoveries into the unique biology of the mosquito.
mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
Thank you UCSC Cell Browser team!
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Importantly, our work led to a complete parts list of gene expression. This will help develop hypotheses & spur discoveries into the unique biology of the mosquito.
mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
Thank you UCSC Cell Browser team!
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