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It is a bittersweet moment, but after 10 years running the Cell Division Lab, I have decided to take a break from research. The effects of covid combined with ever reducing funding rates here in Australia and increasing costs of research, have made it virtually impossible to continue to sustain my research lab. We are still working hard to finish up the final bit of research, which we hope to publish very soon. In the meantime, we have still managed to have quite a productive 2021, with several publications. You can find links to these below.
Its been a big month for publications, with 2 new co-author papers coming out.
The first entitled “Trp53 and Rb1 regulate autophagy and ligand-dependent Hedgehog signaling” was published in the prestigious Journal of Clinical Investigation (JCI). [Link]
With the help of my designer wife we have made a pattern and how to video for making larger masks that are great for men and those with a bigger face. They are double layered with a pocket for a filter, with great chin coverage and a super comfy pliable fit around the nose. Hope this is helpful for everyone as we all try and get thru Covid-19.
Very excited to announce that our latest work, a joint collaboration led by fantastic Dr David Croucher and his lab at the Garvan Institute has just been published in the leading international journal eLife1. You can download and access the full article for free here [Link].
Very excited to announce our latest mini-review/commentary article where we discuss the latest breakthroughs in the mechanism of Platinum chemotherapy resistance in Lung Adenocarcinoma. You can access the full article here for free [Link] You can also vote for our graphical abstract here in the BioRender art competion
Very excited to announce that in collaboration with the very talented Dr Liz Caldon, I have published a full guide and protocol for the simple, yet very powerful method for tracking and analysing individual single cells from time-lapse movies. This method can generate a huge amount of quantitative data and give amazing insights into the mechanisms driving various phenotypes and…
It's been a busy end to 2019 and start to 2020 with several new co-author publications being accepted. It's been a pleasure collaborating with such a diverse and exciting bunch of researchers. Looking forward to more great and inspiring projects in 2020. Laan, S., Lévêque, M., Marcellin, G., Vezenkov, L., Lannay, Y., Dubra, G., Bompard, G., Ovejero, S., Urbach, S.,…
We are very excited to announce that our latest SnapShot on S-Phase Entry and Exit has been accepted and published in Cell. We have also again made a fully interactive website for the snapshot which you can visit here: https://minardo.org/s-phase. Finally, we have also published all of the pop-up text in a Compendium, which you can access freely on Zenodo.…
We are very excited to announce the publishing of "A Compendium to the Phosphoregulation of Mitosis" on the open access repository Zenodo. This compendium accompanies the 2017 publication in Cell and the interactive website. In the compendium, we have compiled all the text from the 88 popups in the online interactive visualization, with the aim of making this information more…