JUST OUT in Science: Nashchekin et al. of the St Johnston lab reveal a molecular mechanism underlying the oocyte specification process, using Drosophila as a model.
https://t.co/rSVh8QfTil
Close monitoring of transmission environments and prompt policy corrections will be required as daily growth rates of new cases trend upward in many states in India.
New data from the COVID-19 Tracker for India, developed with @HSTPIndia and @NIESRorg.
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Happy to be part of this work. Ed & George, our microscope builders, developed the custom STED scope and helped with imaging for this project! @EdwardAllgeyer @GurdonInstitute
Checkout our new preprint where we develop a line scanning confocal system to do multi-colour super resolution imaging (DNA-PAINT) in Drosophila tissues. @EdwardAllgeyer @GurdonInstitute@Cambridge_Uni
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How do you know you are the chosen one? Dima (Dmitry) from our lab finds a new molecular mechanism for oocyte specification! Check out the preprint!!
@Larabeeee@GurdonInstitute@DStjohnston https://t.co/uVqbQLWZZ8
Fundamentally important paper! Oocyte specification from the germline cyst cluster was always so mysterious to me! This work on the role if patronin in symmetry breaking is amazing! #oocyte#devbio https://t.co/cnfSMD9IM5
Excited to share a preprint with some work from my undergrad project in the St Johnston lab! 🪰 we show an important role for the MT (-) end binding protein Patronin in Drosophila oocyte selection
https://t.co/a4Vm05i0WT
Congratulations this morning to all new Fellows of the Royal Society, including our Director Julie Ahringer and Senior Group Leader Ben Simons!
https://t.co/6eB6okRsKq
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Check out our latest @nature paper, showing the development and characterisation of the first-in-class catalytic inhibitor of METTL3 against AML.
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Today’s GoogleDoodle remembers our group leader Dame Anne McLaren on what would have been her 94th birthday. Her work pioneered the way for IVF technologies. “Her research, legacy and ethics have had a lasting impact on families worldwide.” https://t.co/x8Nyxk4xIP