Rachel McGinn

Tufts BME ‘22, MIT BE PhD student in the Bryson Lab

[Bryson Lab @TheBrysonLab]

Are you interested in the proteins that enable macrophages to eat, kill, and digest bacteria, apoptotic cells, or other debris? Here, we present PhagoID, phagosome proximity labeling we used to profile human and mouse phagosomes with quantitative mass spec! (1/ 11)

[Lammerding Lab @LammerdingLab]

Love watching cells crawl through tight spaces? We too! Here's a video of two breast cancer cells in a collagen matrix. The cell on the right shows extensive nuclear deformation as it migrates. Video acquired by Jeremy Keys at @HHMIJanelia AIC and rendered by @ericwait.

[Madeleine Oudin @MadeleineOudin]

So proud of these 3 who started working in my lab as sophomores in 2019 to now presenting their senior design project in collaboration with @valli_mallidi. All 3 have grown into amazing scientists and people and I can’t wait to see what they accomplish next!! #proudPI

[Madeleine Oudin @MadeleineOudin]

Oudin lab summer BBQ! So great to be back together!!

[Madeleine Oudin @MadeleineOudin]

Happy holidays from the Oudin lab! What a crazy year it has been for all of us. Proud of this team for always showing up, doing their best and making the most of this year. #proudPI

[Madeleine Oudin @MadeleineOudin]

Very excited to share our new paper out in @ScienceAdvances today! We found interesting similarities between the ECM composition of mammary glands from obese and tumor-bearing mice and used those to identify Collagen VI as driver of tumor cell invasion. https://t.co/HVgWGGCmgr