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Jennifer Zanet @jzanet.bsky.social · 25/05/2026

Really glad of this perspective article with Matthieu Chavent team@matthchavent.bsky.social on microproteins and molecular modeling.

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Matthieu Chavent @matthchavent.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Very happy to share our @cbitoulouse.bsky.social perspective article with @jzanet.bsky.social team in @proteinsociety.bsky.social Protein Science: “Sketching microprotein portraits”. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/... poke @johnprensner.bsky.social @thomasmartinez.bsky.social #microprotein

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Sebastiaan van Heesch @sebastiaanvheesch.bsky.social · 16/05/2025

### PhD position alert ### Please repost! I'm excited to announce a new *PhD position* within our group. We are looking for a super-motivated candidate with a solid basis in wet- and dry-lab research. Apply now & make sure to include all docs! werkenbijprinsesmaximacentrum.nl/en/vacancy/p...

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PhD Position: Unraveling the Dark Proteome in Pediatric Cancer - Werken bij Prinses Maxima Centrum

Background For decades, vast stretches of the genome were dismissed as non-functional ‘junk’. However, our group and others have revealed that these regions harbor numerous non-canonical open reading ...

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John Prensner @johnprensner.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

FIVE MONTHS UNTIL THE 2025 GORDON CONFERENCE ON MICROPROTEINS. Sign up now, submit an abstract, and be considered for an oral abstract. You won't want to miss this: www.grc.org/decoding-mic... #RNAsky #genomics #bioinformatics #academicsky #microproteins #Ribosome #Ribo-Seq #GENESky 🧪 🧬 💻

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Nature @nature.com · 29/01/2025

“The leaders of the Human Genome Project always knew they were just starting a conversation” The human genome encodes potentially thousands of tiny proteins that were previously overlooked. The search is on to find out what they do go.nature.com/3CupmSS

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‘Dark proteins’ hiding in our cells could hold clues to cancer and other diseases

The human genome encodes potentially thousands of tiny proteins that were previously overlooked. The search is on to find out what they do.

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