Jenny Gallop's Lab

Cytoskeleton, membranes, filopodia, imaging, cell-free reconstitution @GurdonInstitute @CamBiochem

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

Thank you @Cambridge_Uni for profiling our work using frogs to uncover mysteries of biology and how it can help human health @frogwranglers @lowe

[Cambridge Biochemistry @CamBiochem]

New @Cambridge_Uni web feature explores @GallopLab's research on how the actin cytoskeleton is involved in changing the shape of cells and moving them around as an embryo develops into a fully-formed organism, and how frogs help people with rare diseases: https://t.co/KsG3HZiWQ4

[Gurdon Institute @GurdonInstitute]

📢 One week to go. We are delighted to host Prof
@RPadinjat 🗓️ 18 June at 11 am 📍Gurdon Institute, CB2 1QN.
All welcome 🙂
🎙️Control of cell fate specification and physiological maturation in the human brain by the lipid phosphatase OCRL.

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

Thanks to our wonderful public engagement team and LSA colleagues for the opportunity to be involved in this amazing project 👏

[Gurdon Institute @GurdonInstitute]

📹 New video release: We're excited to announce the latest in our Lowe Syndrome & Me series. "What is Lowe Syndrome?" is an informative animation on this rare condition, its causes, and symptoms.
Watch, comment & share on YouTube now https://t.co/2QMUPGutd5
A collaboration with @GallopLab & @lowesyndrome
#LoweSyndrome #WhatIsLoweSyndrome

[Anne Straube (bsky: anne.mechanochemistry.org) @AnneStraube]

Don't miss #MotorsInQuarantine this week. Join us on Wednesday to hear about tuning motors by changing the message from Kavita (@SamReckPeterson lab) and channeling actin to push out thin cellular protrusions from Tom (@GallopLab). Join and offer to talk: https://t.co/Eod3KjFYHy

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

Researchers connecting with families on #rarediseaseday https://t.co/hywsPy6Qxo @lowesyn

[Cambridge University @Cambridge_Uni]

🔬 Do you know someone studying A-Levels who would like to do work experience at Cambridge this summer?

The Aspiring Scientists Training Programme from @GurdonInstitute has bespoke workshops and the chance to explore life at Cambridge.

More info 👉 https://t.co/3UEAC9PKBM

[Gurdon Institute @GurdonInstitute]

Thomas Blake, Julia Mason and others from the @GallopLab lab show that membrane adaptor protein TOCA-1 drives protrusion of filopodia, working with actin filament elongator Ena. Read the paper in @J_Cell_Sci: https://t.co/Kk2PhXbpfZ

[Gurdon Institute @GurdonInstitute]

📣 We're thrilled to announce that the complete Lowe Syndrome & Me series is available on YouTube! 🎬 @GallopLab @lowesyndrome @livingwithlowes ⤵️
https://t.co/Z57Axh5tGs

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

Grateful and inspired to have been involved in this project. Watch for the next instalments too!

[Gurdon Institute @GurdonInstitute]

🎬  Check out our first video in the Lowe Syndrome & Me series, featuring four families sharing their experiences, challenges and hopes for the future ⤵️
https://t.co/1qJ3G1sVdN
@lowesyndrome @GallopLab @livingwithlowes @charitylowe

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

@camraredisease @GurdonInstitute @Cambridge_Uni Thank you for the invitation and looking forward to fantastic networking and learning opportunities at #RARESummit23 @camraredisease

[CamRARE (Cambridge Rare Disease Network) @camraredisease]

We can’t wait to hear all about the #LoweSyndrome research which Group Leader Jenny Gallop & her team at the @GurdonInstitute are undertaking. Their approach to patient engagement in particular is awesome! @Cambridge_Uni

[CamRARE (Cambridge Rare Disease Network) @camraredisease]

There is just one week to go until #RARESummit23!

We are so excited for #RS23 on 12th Oct and would love for you to join us! If you haven't already got your ticket, head to https://t.co/iGKPsnzTMu to get one!

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

@GurdonInstitute We won the public engagement award! Wonderful commitment from everyone and couldn't have done it without the fantastic PE team 🥳😊

[Gurdon Institute @GurdonInstitute]

Gathered at @HinxtonHall for our annual retreat. First-class science, good company, great venue and lovely weather.

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

@livingwithlowes Thank you Paul for your wonderful talk, such helpful advice and perspectives for researchers https://t.co/Fsmqg2VK07

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

@gadsby_jonathan Great news well done Jonatha! Working with @MIKADOlab from next year funded by @lowesyndrome thank you both for the exciting avenues ahead 😀

[Biochemical Society @BiochemSoc]

Thank you to everyone who attended our PI3K conference last week! Congratulations go to Theodora Constantin, Coralie Cayron, Ana Paula Guevara, Jonathan Gadsby and Sabryn Hamila – our outstanding prize winners! @Biochem_Journal @Domainex_UK @Echelon_Bio @iOnctura

[Gurdon Institute @GurdonInstitute]

Meet the Lowe Syndrome family: when researchers, families, patients and advocates joined forces at TIGEM, Pozzuoli. Share their infectious energy! ⤵️ @livingwithlowes @lowesyndrome @charitylowe @Tigem_Telethon @StaianoLeopoldo @GallopLab @Cambridge_SBS
https://t.co/YNPfkn6Zqe

[Jenny Gallop's Lab @GallopLab]

Another beautiful morning in Pozzuoli for the Lowe Syndrome research meeting, wonderful hosting by @Tigem_Telethon @StaianoLeopoldo great to see @lowesyndrome and @lowetrust

[Gurdon Institute @GurdonInstitute]

📢 Don’t miss our next Gurdon Institute Seminar with Prof. Maddy Parsons, King’s College London, next Tuesday at 11.00 am. All welcome 🙂