TOMORROW, 1pm EDT📣 Ofer Rog of @UoUBiology will cover 2 unpublished stories from his lab on unexpected de-mixing of sister chromatids during meiotic prophase & a 🆕 genomic technique to characterize large-scale chromatin organization. Register: https://t.co/f4Cp1Vdtfc @TheRogLab
We are pleased to report the publication of our review on the formation and resolution of meiotic chromosome entanglements and interlocks. It was a pleasure to work with Ofer Rog @TheRogLab and Iván Olaya @meiocyte_Ivan on this project.
https://t.co/WFqHOyLzCo
JoVE’s webinar on the "Imaging Meiotic Chromosomes in Zebrafish" is tomorrow!
Don’t forget to mark your calendar. We are looking forward to seeing you!
Date: August 10th, 2023
Time: 9:00 AM EDT (3:00 PM CEST, 6:30 PM IST)
Last chance to register: https://t.co/Qi1boCN4dX
Years in the making, the new Briggs research space is open for business! Many thanks to all those who carried the project over the years including @jodi_nunnari ! And thanks @Chancellor_May for a fun visit! @ucdavisbiology
Congratulations to all the student presenters and their mentors! A huge thank you to Dean Winey, faculty, and staff of @ucdavisbiology for putting this together. Wonderful energy in the room. #CBSDeansCircleURC
Ok, this happened literally 10 minutes after the PNAS paper was published! The latest latest from from our lab in Genetics describes synergistic roles between the nuclear pore complex and the LINC complex in meiosis.
https://t.co/OY3zWZ2W1b @UCDavisResearch
Latest from @BurgessLab: Our paper describing homolog pairing dynamics using live-cell imaging and polymer theory in collaboration with Andy Spakowitz @brunobeltran0@Stanford@tacnewman@DanielElnatan@CahoonCori Dan Chu, Michael Paddy & James McGehee!
https://t.co/qy7u0eDamM
Just hit the "final submit" button for two papers today. Both represent many years of work and several rounds of review. What are the chances of that? Stay tuned for the announcements...Thank you to all Burgess Lab members for the hard work.
Walter Leal cares deeply about @ucdavis and is a tireless champion of faculty, especially by promoting junior faculty. We are lucky to have him here! https://t.co/o6VigN0EKQ
Using a strain of mutant mice, Sloan Kettering Institute researchers discovered new info about how genetic mutations occur during meiosis. This could help them understand more about how miscarriages and genetic diseases occur. @Spo11Rulz @CellPressNews
https://t.co/1PHLrwknaq
The deadline to submit your application to the IGG grad group is less than two weeks away 😯. Tips for submitting a strong application can be found here https://t.co/ek2iAENvqr #Genetics@UCDavisGrad@ucdavisbiology@ucdavis