Ione Pidgeon

Masters graduate in Molecular and Developmental Biology. Team Leader for Pint of Science 2018.

[Ione Pidgeon @IonePidgeon]

@AliceCaulf @chloewitty @ione16pidge Wrong twitter😂😉 but I identify with this. Would wash up everything and literally the kitchen sink, but leave a sieve

[Dr Marc VG (now a dad!) @marcwvg]

Trying to be an adult and read a scientific paper and your wife does this...

[Science News @ScienceNews]

“The two main pathological hallmarks of Alzheimer’s disease are both affected by sleep.” https://t.co/wwrjYofObY

[Dr Elsa Panciroli @gsciencelady]

I was not ready for this information.

[Ione Pidgeon @IonePidgeon]

After removing all social media (expect this one), I feel a lot better already

[Ione Pidgeon @IonePidgeon]

@AliceCaulf May as well not bother

[Ione Pidgeon @IonePidgeon]

Do my results mean anything?

Absolutely not 😅

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

Koalas feed almost exclusively on eucalyptus leaves, which are fragrant but toxic. Now, genomic data reveal how these unusual creatures thrive on a diet that would kill many mammals #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/Lx6t6vKfku

[Katherine Easingwood @kate_easingwood]

@UoPBioSchool Open day. Love my cartoon Gribbles... #gribble #portsmouth #epigenetics

[Richard Behringer @rrbehringer]

Reprise of baby pajama #squid 🦑 video by Course Assistant Brittany Shamenek. 2016 Embryology Course @MBLScience

[Society for Developmental Biology @SocDevBio]

That, right there, is developmental biology in action #embryo2018 https://t.co/5ffzY9xXpy

[Society for Developmental Biology @SocDevBio]

Very cool things happening at the @MBLScience Embryology Course! #embryo2018 https://t.co/94YPIkwiLQ

[Cancer Cell @Cancer_Cell]

Karin @UCSDMedSchool & colleagues elucidate a STAT3/CD44/EGFR/AKT/MDM2 axis that allows DNA-damaged hepatocytes to circumvent the p53 response, thereby facilitating liver cancer initiation.
https://t.co/UoojafvhGp

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

News & Views: The cellular microenvironment required to sustain adult intestinal stem cells has long been controversial. Cells that release proteins needed for intestinal-tissue renewal have now been defined in a paper published in Nature https://t.co/2KtGRq5uzk