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A Compendium to the Phosphoregulation of Mitosis
We are very excited to announce the publishing of “A Compendium to the Phosphoregulation of Mitosis” on the open access repository...
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andrewburgess
Jun 16, 20171 min read
New Publication in Cell! The Phosphoregulation of Mitosis
We are incredibly excited to announce that our SnapShot is out today in Cell! This snapshot of mitosis collates hundreds of...
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andrewburgess
Jul 18, 20161 min read
BioEssays Review on Mitotic Phosphatase Specificity now Online
Great News, our review on how phosphatase specificity is controlled during mitosis has been re-published in BioEssays and is now Online!...
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andrewburgess
Apr 4, 20162 min read
Switching off Cancers Diversity
A defining feature in over 2/3rds of all solid tumours is the continual loss and gain of whole are small parts of chromosomes. This...
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andrewburgess
Oct 28, 20151 min read
New Review Article Published!! “Mechanisms Regulating Phosphatase Specificity During Mitotic E
Great News, we have a new review article that has just been published online today in Inside the Cell! Its Open Access, so that means...
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andrewburgess
Sep 11, 20151 min read
New Paper Published! More data on the global phosphorylation changes during early mitotic exit
Great news, we have another publication. This time its some extra data left over from our large mass spectrometry study we published in...
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andrewburgess
Jun 11, 20151 min read
Our Latest Publication Accepted and Now Online!
Great news our latest publication “Global phosphoproteomic mapping of early mitotic exit in human cells identifies novel substrate...
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andrewburgess
Apr 12, 20141 min read
Our Cell Cycle Paper is now Live and Open Access
You can now download the final PDF version of our latest work here: https://www.landesbioscience.com/journals/cc/article/28401/ The great...
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andrewburgess
Jan 12, 20142 min read
A brief Intro to Greatwall Kinase…The King of Mitosis
Our favourite protein in the lab is Greatwall kinase. It was first discovered in 2004 to be critical for cell division in fruit flies...
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