
M4 @HarvardMITmdphd @BIG_Harvard_PhD w/ @PageLabXY & @ChrisAWalsh1. Human genetics, comp/stats genomics, & sex differences. Aspiring neonatalogist-scientist.
Boston, MA//Buffalo, NY
Joined January 2019
- Tweets753
- Following896
- Followers1K
- Likes7.6K
Maya Talukdar retweeted
Please for the love of all that is holy listen to doctors and give your newborn the vitamin K shot.
This is an absolutely devastating read.
Doctors don’t stand to gain anything from administering vitamin K other than helping ensure your newborn stays healthy.
After their son seemed to react badly to vaccines, Stephanie and Eric declined a vitamin K shot for their baby girl, Gwen.
They gave her vitamin K drops, which they trusted would help her blood clot.
Then Gwen started bleeding — and couldn’t stop.
propublica.org/article/vitam…
Excited to share our new paper out today in @Nature ! With @BeckyEAndersen and @ChrisAWalsh1 , we find that disrupting diverse autism genes converges on strong, shared changes in gene expression. A quick 🧵… (1/n)
ZFX targets many genes that are downregulated in autism, and many autism-relevant genes also target ZFX. We hypothesize that female-biased expression of ZFX helps buffer females against autosomal autism-associated mutations, contributing to the female protective effect 🛡️. (15/n)
1
4
597
Full paper here: nature.com/articles/s41586-0…! Thanks to all of our amazing co-authors for their work on this project, and thank you for reading! (/end)
10
622
Maya Talukdar retweeted
The only correct answer when a labmate asks “Do you want to see something cool?” is “hell yeahhh”
Maya Talukdar retweeted
📣 Reminder for Submissions for the Circulation's Go Red for Women® Issue 2027: The focus: cardiovascular health, across a woman's life, including original research, reviews, perspectives, all to improve girls and women's health. Submit by Nov. 1, 2026.
ahajrnls.org/3TJi1aS
Maya Talukdar retweeted
Proud to share the fruits of a 4 year effort with an amazing team at the MitoCarta Tree of Life Consortium! Today, we report insights on the origin and evolution of mitochondrial proteomes across billions of years: cell.com/consortium/mitocart…
mitocarta.org




