Shiv Grewal

@grewalsh.bsky.social

Scientist; NASonline.org member; Alum Cambridge University; Studies Epigenetics; Dog lover; Views are my own https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiv_I.S._Grewal

Thank you to @unclineberger.bsky.social and @brianstrahl.bsky.social for the invitation to give a keynote at the 9th Chromatin & Epigenetics Symposium and for organizing such a stimulating meeting. I’m grateful to the many colleagues who took the time to meet and chat—really enjoyed the discussions!

Kevin Pruitt@dr-kevin-pruitt.bsky.social · 5mo ago

My student, Grace Stroman, was selected to present at the 9th Chromatin and Epigenetics Symposium. Her presentation was exceptional! Our keynote speaker @grewalsh.bsky.social was brilliant! Thanks to the organizers, @unclineberger.bsky.social, and @brianstrahl.bsky.social for a remarkable meeting!

Photo of Grace Stroman at podium prior to her presentation at UNC Chapel Hill. Her presentation focused on novel roles of MeCP2, DNA methylation reader which is a potent regulator of development. MeCP2 is most known for its cause of Rett Syndrome when mutated, but Grace is presenting some of the lab’s latest findings on the role of MeCP2 in cancer biology.

So proud of you, @sahanaholla! Watching your journey has been such a joy. Wishing you all the best as you begin this exciting new chapter at TIFRH. They’re lucky to have you!

Sahana Holla@sahanaholla.bsky.social · last yr.

Thrilled to share that I’ve joined @tifrhyderabad.bsky.social as an Assistant Professor! Grateful to my mentors (esp @grewalsh.bsky.social and KN Balaji), colleagues, friends, family & EVERYONE who made this possible. Excited to explore Epigenetics & the 3D Genome with the brilliant minds in India!

It was an honor to speak at the Rockefeller University symposium celebrating David Allis—a true visionary who transformed the field of chromatin and gene expression. His legacy continues to inspire us all. Grateful to the organizers for such a meaningful and inspiring event.

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Happy New Year 2025! 🎉 As we step into another year of exploration and discovery, may curiosity guide us, innovation inspire us, and collaboration propel us forward. Here’s to breakthroughs, learning, and making the world a better place through science! 🌟 #HappyNewYear

Scared to share this after 10 freaking years of waiting, but here we go: We found that temperature *perception* can change the biology of the next generations, even when “it’s just in the parents' head”. Read how C. elegans neurons control epigenetic inheritance! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Perception of Temperature Even in the Absence of Actual Change is Sufficient to Drive Transgenerational Epigenetic Inheritance

Can processes occurring in one individuals nervous system influence the physiology of the descendants? Here we explored the provocative hypothesis that parents sensation or perception of environmental...

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Thrilled to join the amazing community here on Bluesky! 🌟 Kicking off our first post with exciting news: the advanced version of our preprint is now published in Nucleic Acids Research! 🙌 [Read here: academic.oup.com/nar/advance-... Here’s a quick recap of our findings previously shared on X: 👇

A systematic quantitative approach comprehensively defines domain-specific functional pathways linked to Schizosaccharomyces pombe heterochromatin regulation

Abstract. Heterochromatin plays a critical role in regulating gene expression and maintaining genome integrity. While structural and enzymatic components h

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📢 Preprint! How does the environment of a father before conception influence offspring? Even more, how do paternal genetics & ages interact with exposures to affect F1 outcome? We tested this systematically, with intriguing findings & some cautionary tales🧵... www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Embryonic Signatures of Intergenerational Inheritance across Paternal Environments and Genetic Backgrounds

The paternal preconception environment has been implicated as a modulator of phenotypic traits and disease risk in F1 offspring. However, the prevalence and mechanisms of such intergenerational epigen...

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