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A cell and developmental biology lab studying cell polarity @GurdonInstitute @Cambridge_Uni | Tweets by lab members

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@DNashchekin
Dmitry Nashchekin
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@Dev_journal
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The Shot CH1 domain recognises a distinct form of F-actin during Drosophila oocyte determination Read this Research Report from Dmitry Nashchekin @DNashchekin, Iolo Squires, Andreas Prokop @Poppi62 and Daniel St Johnston @StJohnstonLab @GurdonInstitute: https://t.co/tdyyVrYBJD
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@DNashchekin
Dmitry Nashchekin
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@DNashchekin
Dmitry Nashchekin
1 year
Do you want to convert an old microscope base to a light-sheet microscope that can image standard glass slide samples? Check out our new paper from @StJohnstonLab @GurdonInstitute in https://t.co/4O6TBRV9Sb #OSA_BOEx
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@J_Cell_Sci
J Cell Science
2 years
Have a paper that has been reviewed elsewhere? Journal of Cell Science is pleased to consider such manuscripts for fast-tracked decision making. Send us your manuscript together with the full set of reviews and decision letters, and we’ll use these to make a decision. Find out
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@GurdonInstitute
Gurdon Institute
4 years
Funded PhD studentship available in our newest lab - so new, it is not even open yet! (Group leader Sumru Bayin arrives in March.) Join Sumru in October to work on 'Age-dependent regenerative mechanism in the brain'. Closing date 07 Feb. https://t.co/xj7PUV2nyp
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@StJohnstonLab
St Johnston Lab
4 years
How is one Oocyte specified from potential many? Read the latest work driven by Dima from our lab! https://t.co/rMBB40Jkga
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science.org
Patronin and Dynein amplify weak asymmetry to specify which cell becomes an oocyte in a germline cyst in Drosophila.
@GurdonInstitute
Gurdon Institute
4 years
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
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@SansonLab
Sanson Lab
4 years
We are looking for a new postdoc to study the composition and role of tricellular adherens junctions in epithelial morphogenesis. In collaboration with @StJohnstonLab and @LabBuckley. For more info see https://t.co/AAMvDC34A7. Please share & RT. @PDN_Cambridge (@Cambridge_Uni)
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@preLights
preLights
4 years
All for one, and none for the rest: Symmetry breaking in oocyte determination @WilcocksonScott highlights new work by @StJohnstonLab https://t.co/RS5Kp0iULa
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@preLights
preLights
4 years
The silent conductor of cortical polarisation: asymmetric activation of Myosin-II orchestrates A/P axis establishment in Drosophila. Highlighting new work from @StJohnstonLab, including author comments. https://t.co/wtogH5LZMi
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@GurdonInstitute
Gurdon Institute
4 years
"This discovery paves the way for new kinds of [cancer] prevention and intervention strategies that target the mechanisms that promote...cell competition." New study of how tumour cells colonise the intestinal epithelium out now from the Simons lab: https://t.co/QpvFd1I9Oa
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@bewersdorflab
Bewersdorf Lab
4 years
So great to see this published! Spearheaded by @ProfHao, @EdwardAllgeyer and Dong-Ryoung Lee, and made possible by our fantastic collaborators @ProfMartinJBoo1 @DopOxford @LynnCooley11 @BiedererLab @jacopoantonello @lenakumba @Fran_Bottanelli @phylicia_kidd @LessardMark
@rita_strack
Rita Strack
4 years
So pleased to announce this paper that came out yesterday! Pushing the limits of STED for tissue imaging!
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@StJohnstonLab
St Johnston Lab
4 years
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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@StJohnstonLab
St Johnston Lab
4 years
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
@GroupXuan
Xuan Li_Lab
4 years
Beautiful microtubules are tuneable to regulate heart cell contractility after heart attack. Check out our Nature paper about the role of this promising therapeutic target MARK4 in heart failure! Many thanks to our funding bodies and our brilliant collaborators. @TheBHF
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@sumrubayin
Sumru Bayin
4 years
📢I am thrilled to announce that I will join the @GurdonInstitute at the @Cambridge_Uni as a group leader in Spring 2022. The Bayin Lab will study the age-dependent regenerative mechanisms in the brain.
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@Larabeeee
Lara Busby
4 years
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
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biorxiv.org
In mammals and flies, only a limited number of cells in a multicellular female germline cyst become oocytes, but how the oocyte is selected is unknown. Here we show that the microtubule minus...
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@biorxivpreprint
bioRxiv
4 years
Symmetry breaking in the female germline cyst https://t.co/r0SsKbydfJ #bioRxiv
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@ArjunaRajakumar
Arjuna Rajakumar, PhD
4 years
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
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