Erika Anderson

Check out my new paper on how cohesin loading shapes long-range transcriptional regulation!

This propaganda that H1B visas take something away from American workers makes me sick. H1B visa holders *create* jobs for people like me. Everything I've ever done as a scientist has been made possible by the international workers who trained me and collaborated with me.

Exciting new pre-print from our lab!

Extrusion fountains are restricted by WAPL-dependent cohesin release and CTCF barriers Abstract. Interphase chromosomes are mainly shaped by loop extrusion and compartmentalisation mechanisms. However, their temporal component and cause-effec

(1/n) Excited to present the latest work from the de Wit lab, where we identify and characterise loop extrusion-mediated fountains in mammalian genomes using acute depletion of 3D genome regulators: doi.org/10.1093/nar/.... A Bluetorial🧵:

📢TOMORROW, APRIL 8TH📢 Join your coworkers at your local Kill the Cuts rally and fight to save lifesaving research, healthcare, and education!

The @keystonesymposia.bsky.social Chromatin Architecture/Transcription Regulation meeting has been fascinating so far! Catch my talk Tuesday (last slot before dinner) and my poster #2501 to learn about how cohesin regulates enhancers.

Hundreds rally in S.F. in support of science as Trump threatens jobs, funding Hundreds of people rallied outside San Francisco's City Hall in support of science as Trump slashes jobs and funding

Hundreds of people gathered at a Stand Up for Science rally outside San Francisco City Hall on Friday, protesting in the face of widespread cuts and layoffs from the Trump administration.

Feeling energized to call your elected officials? Here's a script and phone numbers (geared for California/UCSF but easily adaptable): shorturl.at/3ePi0

Great to stand up with so many colleagues today! @standupforscience.bsky.social

CVRI building is ready for the Stand up for Science Rally! See you at 1pm Friday at Civic Center Plaza