Delighted to see our reviewed preprint appear in @eLife 🥰 https://t.co/C6oO5FQgca… Well done @caciopporobi @bgmkmn! And our warm thanks to reviewers for their thoughtful comments and to editors for a speedy & efficient process.
On Monday, Annabel Cardno will be competing in the Oxford-Cambridge Lightweight Boat Race, as part of the Women's Lightweight Blue Boat Crew🥳
Annabel is a PhD Student and part of the @LindonLab
The race will be livestreamed here: https://t.co/nNI1M0rypx
Good luck, Annabel!
Delighted to share the link to our new study of APA (alternative polyadenylation) of Aurora A mRNA and its role in translational control in cell cycle and cancer. Congratulations @caciopporobi and @bgmkmn🥳🥳
https://t.co/R6FORGLWqb
We've written a short news bite on Cynthia's achievement!
It covers more details about her thesis and her collaboration between the @LindonLab and @LauraItzhaki labs!
Read more here 👉https://t.co/tk4aJlrqrR
We are very happy to announce that Cynthia Okoye, part of the Lindon Group, has passed her PhD viva!🎉🥳
Her thesis is titled 'Harnessing the Anaphase Promoting Complex for Targeted Protein Degradation'
Delighted to finally publish this story, which grew from a decade's worth of conversations with our collaborators Giulia Guarguaglini and Alessandro Paiardini 🥳🥳🥳
New paper from @LindonLab explains some of the mystery of AURKA biology by redefining degron sequences that mediate its destruction at each cell division. @UnivCamPharm@Abdelbaky47 @cyncoso @DrAscanelli
https://t.co/KmPaaTeBoo
Today I graduated from the University of Cambridge with a Ph.D. I’m Pharmacology. Growing up, I never thought that would be possible for me! Thanks to everyone who joined me in this journey. #PhD#graduation#UniversityofCambridge
Welcome back to Cambridge RNA Club in this new academic year! The first event will be in-person in @GurdonInstitute on 20th October at 5pm! 🥳🥳🥳 For the people not in UK or Cambridge, do not worry, we will be hosting online events in December and next year!
https://t.co/2ePm6OAklk
Thank you #OpenBiology and well done Robi!
Our new review grew out of her pandemic lockdown project to survey the literature on mechanisms regulating expression of the Aurora kinase A, and how these contribute to its overexpression in cancers.
Our review now out in @FrontPhysiol 🥳. An enjoyable collaboration with @LauraItzhaki Lab and the result of conversations during lockdown on the question 'Why do substrates of ubiquitin ligases carry multiple degron motifs?'
@cyncoso @UnivCamPharm
While Cath was at the 1st Annual @Cambridge_SBS#ResearchThemes meeting for Molecules & Cells. Fantastic to be part of a gathering of colleagues from so many different departments across the School.
Today we are at @downingcollege hearing molecular and cellular researchers from 9 Departments across the School sharing their ideas and discussing the Future of Molecules and Cells - exciting science and lots of ideas!
#ResearchThemes