Check out the latest issue of ᴘʜᴇɴᴏᴛʏᴘᴇ – a life science magazine by Oxford scientists, this time with special contributions from Berlin! Was great fun putting together the magazine and designing the layout. Special thanks to Co-Editor-in-Chiefs @Muliyilsonia@Marinavk24.
Cambridge won yesterday's @PolRogerEpernay varsity wine tasting match - by 658 points to 654! Top taster was from Oxford though: Keble mathematician Gianmarco Luppi. Tricky wines listed below
Delighted to be awarded a poster prize at #BPS20. Big thanks to @mark_sansom! It was also great meeting up with co-supervisor and collaborator @WardLab1@emily_liman. Lots to be done for Otopetrin channels 🍋
📣 Calling all @OxfordMedSci students! Interested in helping to organise the MSD DPhil Day 2020? Meet the 2019 team to find out more and get some top tips over a 🍺 or 🍷 at #CapeofGoodHope on Tuesday 5 November, 6pm
Full details & RSVP 👉 https://t.co/gXQ88c2bzX
FINAL tweet by the #MSDday19 committee! Of course, this fantastic day wouldn’t be possible without our student committee across 7 departments of the MSD!
💡 Join us TODAY at the 16th MSD DPhil Day #MSDday19 taking place at the Tingewick Hall @ JR Hospital! Check out our fantastic list of speakers here: https://t.co/iieMyWYkXS
Great commentary on Otopetrin channel structures by Lucie Delemotte @scilifelab in NSMB https://t.co/uFQ4oNhbV1. There are three possible permeation pathways - which one is it? The jury is still out!
A huge ‘thank you’ from Olga and myself to all the speakers, discussion leaders and attendees at the 2019 mechanisms of membrane transport GRC. Keep your diaries free for the next meeting in 2020 chaired by Janice Robertson and David Drew. Safe travels.
Two new papers on how to map ion channel pore structures. The underlying software tool: "CHAP" https://t.co/bDjCoYUVmt & https://t.co/Pxs5uCPRvV
We also used machine learning on known structures to make instant predictions about permeability. https://t.co/na0EJOQlAe
Wonderful summary of our recent Otop papers, thanks to @DelemotteLab. Just in time to share with the #GRC audience! #GRC2019#GRCMembraneTransport
https://t.co/eocNE6qPrN
Stunning cover art on @NatureSMB on our Otopetrin paper, by @ebdewalt! These are immunostained mouse taste buds from @emily_liman lab.
Thanks to @WardLab1 and @mark_sansom labs – it's great to be a joint student on the Oxford-Scripps programme.
@OxBiochNews @ScrippsGradPrgm
Work from Ward @scrippsresearch, Liman @USCDornsife and colleagues: #CryoEM structures of zebrafish Otop1 and chicken Otop3 reveal potential proton conduction pathways for otopetrins, which are candidate sour taste receptors.
https://t.co/9RatUuM7lH
Structures of the otopetrin proton channels Otop1 and Otop3 - the paper is out on @NatureSMB! Thanks also to Oxford @radcliffescilib for the affordable 3D printing.
https://t.co/7Hai7zzaW6