Cell biologist who loves the cell cycle, mitosis, meiosis, budding yeast, and mouse oocytes! she/her
Geisel Med at Dartmouth
Joined June 2017
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Soni Lacefield retweeted
Happy to share our latest publication in Nature Communications led by active graduate students, Fei Sun and Nourhan Ali! We found that increased DNA damage in full-grown oocytes correlates with diminished autophagy activation. nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
We had such a great time at the BCB retreat. Congratulations to @giselacairobaza and @gadgil_pallavi for winning poster prizes! @DartmouthBCB
The Lacefield Lab, team “mighty mice and yeasty beasts” are ready for the great pumpkin derby @MCBDartmouth. Check out our pumpkin with a Mighty Mouse, a Yeasty Beast, and the five flags of the countries represented in the lab.
Soni Lacefield retweeted
Women lose >90% of their #eggs by their mid-30s, with persistent #DNADamage driving this loss. But why isn’t this damage repaired?
Our new work in @CurrentBiology, led by @ninadini_sharma, reveals the causes of high DNA damage in aged oocytes.🧬💥
bit.ly/48e35Ee (1/13)
Check out our new preprint!
Aneuploidy of Specific Chromosomes is Beneficial to Cells Lacking Spindle Checkpoint Protein Bub3 biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_cellbio
@YeastCourseCSHL won the plate race and Stevie the trophy gets to spend the year in the beautiful Upper Valley @DartmouthBCB!
Soni Lacefield retweeted
So proud of lil Marley ❤️ he did an amazing job supporting the yeast runners 👍 #proudmom #platerace #yeastpower
Let’s go YGG!!! We have 16 runners and 16 yeast chromosomes along with our mascot as the mitochondria #CSHLPLATERACE2024
Soni Lacefield retweeted
Excited to share the publication of 'Molecular Mechanisms Determining Mammalian Oocyte Quality', edited by me, including outstanding chapters from Karen Schindler @KASchindler27, Jennifer Wood @ProfJen2695, Joe Qiao, So-Youn Kim @so_youn_kim and Mike Lampson, and their teams.
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Soni Lacefield retweeted
Why do eggs in ovaries last for decades? Long-lived proteins may be key!
Read more about our recent @NatureCellBio study and a related @eLife study by @NUDuncanLab in this nice news article in @ScienceMagazine.
science.org/content/article/…
Soni Lacefield retweeted
2️⃣ new publications from Joao Matos and his team with are out now! 🤩 In @CellPressNews the team introduces a new method for investigating filaments. In @Dev_Cell the team characterizes the proteome during meiosis 🧬 ➡️ tinyurl.com/rmv29yzv and tinyurl.com/2b39nf3m
Soni Lacefield retweeted
Talented Africans can contribute more to scientific discovery if given ample exposure and necessary research training. Huge thanks to @LacefieldLab at @dartmouth and the @afrisnet RTC for training these promising Ghanaian interns!!
