The Northern England Developmental Biology @_BSDB_@Co_Biologists meeting takes place on July 10th in Sheffield. Register by May 31st - its gonna be cool 😎 (see the poster below for details)!
📢We have a 3y postdoc position available in our interdisciplinary team
@institut_curie#Paris
Join us if you're interested in epithelial tissue morphogenesis using live imaging, quantitative biology & (opto)genetics.
https://t.co/uNmshuk1YI
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Postdoc position available in the Röper lab at the University of Cambridge! @PDN_Cambridge
Join us and discover the role that control of cytoskeletal dynamics, crosstalk and cell adhesion play in the formation of the nephron tube in human renal organoids!
https://t.co/NOGv80sceC
@hannes_maib@ChrisToseland It's not ideal, but the statement goes on to say:
'This assumes on-going funding for the FLF which supports those looking to establish themselves as leaders in new fields or ways of working' so it's FLFs in place of SRFs (so fewer fellowships overall?)
Our latest on planar polarity mechanisms. Painstaking work by Alexandre Carayon, investigating mechanisms of cell-scale polarisation in the fly wing. Enjoy it (if this is your thing)!
@struttlab@UK_Wnt@MCB_Sheffield @DRN_Sheffield
Matakatsu and Fehon @UChicagoBSD show that Dachsous and Fat function together to restrict growth by coordinately removing a “core complex” consisting of Dachs, Dlish, and Approximated from the junctional cortex. https://t.co/a88Sbc6pIV
#CellSignaling#Development
For my planar polarity follower(s?), we have a new paper out on Fat-Dachsous.
Fat-Dachsous are known to interact (signal?) in trans between cells, but we now find a second (more important!) trans-interaction suggesting new models for Fat-Ds clustering
https://t.co/yxI9EaUZq4
John Wallingford @jbwallingford is next
“When in doubt, read drosophila papers” And that is how John arrived to the study of planar cell polarity (PCP)
John is sharing his & his team’s most recent work on PCP in Xenopus
https://t.co/s1OST3ySDG
https://t.co/KNt6rft4zt
He also shared his growing efforts to communicate science broadly
https://t.co/3jwcqBB7wq
#spemannmangold2024 @UniFreiburg
Check out our new preprint on the Activation of Planar Cell Polarity Signaling by Shear Forces to Coordinate Vascular Cell Dynamics done in collaboration with @GalicLab https://t.co/6K1ZXZ4hKs
How do butterflies grow intricate nanostructures on their wings? Our work, out today, extends our understanding of the role of actin. By @vickyjlloyd@sheffielduni https://t.co/9IU35R8mso
Our latest work on the interplay between microtubule and actin forces during cell shape changes is now out in @NatureComms. Congratulations to @SameedhaThale and @Amrita_Singh_22!!!
https://t.co/QAKFyUQ8kF
Maib (@hannes_maib), @Fran_Bottanelli@petiaadarska@struttlab and colleagues present a toolkit for visualisation of phosphoinositides in fixed cells and tissue, enabling multiplex and super-resolution characterisation of these crucial signalling #lipid. https://t.co/HB6BM5z44o
We´re hiring! 2-year #postdoc position opening in my lab @uni_muenster to work on membrane trafficking and epithelial tissue dynamics in #Drosophila.
For details, see https://t.co/qP5jZiNksB @the_Node
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