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The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
How do intestinal stem cells in Drosophila detect and repair basement membrane damage? A new study in @Dev_Cell by @aubrie_stricker, @PageMcCawLab, and @VanderbiltCDB sheds insight on tissue integrity and repair! doi.org/10.1016/j.devcel.202…
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
If anyone saw my talk at #Dros23 and were curious about the next chapter in the Mthl10 story, this is it. Incredible work from stellar @VanderbiltU undergrad and incoming @PennMedicine medical student, Ivy Han!
Who would have thought epithelial cells set cortical tension using information from a cell surface receptor? See our bioRxiv preprint for details - biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
After wounding, a G-protein coupled receptor restores tension to epithelial cells in a dynamic inward-traveling wave biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_biophys
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
Congrats to this year’s Larry Sandler award winner and all the finalists.
New goal: a lab logo that is as cool as that of the Page-McCaw lab (congrats to the proud mentor as well)
#dros23
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
Today Andrea Page-McCraw @PageMcCawLab from @VanderbiltCDB gave a spectacular talk about ‘Mechanisms of epithelial wound detection’. 🪰 Andrea was hosted by Acaimo González Reyes! Thanks for the visit and discussion!
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
The @VanderbiltCDB @PageMcCawLab report in @JoVEJournal a reproducible protocol for dissecting and fixing the Drosophila melanogaster pupal notum for antibody and cell staining on new or previously live-imaged samples: jove.com/t/63682/dissecting-…
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
James O'Connor's (@PageMcCawLab) Dissertation Defense is tomorrow in 208 Light Hall!
Jan 28, 2022 10:00 AM Central Time
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
.@IndrayaniWaghm1 and @PageMcCawLab @VanderbiltCDB highlight work from Hu, @FangIowa et al. (bit.ly/3Hiw4sV) that describes a mechanism by which convergence and extension of the mesoderm and endoderm is regulated non–cell-autonomously. bit.ly/3cfzhuQ
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
This is so important. Model organism peeps, read, RT, advocate, make yourself heard. I mean where would we be without our databases????
GSA President Hugo Bellen and VP @Worm_Diva are among the co-authors of a recent Perspectives article in @Dev_journal titled “Model organism databases are in jeopardy.” See how you can help support these vital resources on the blog: bit.ly/2WnWirb
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
Without NIH support ALL model organism databases-a crucial component of biomedical research-are threatened. Make your voice heard: surveymonkey.com/r/5NGLNNJ.
Background info @ASCBiology @GeneticsGSA :ascb.org/wp-content/uploads/…
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
A new illustration to understand it all! A pleasure to illustrate the last work of @PageMcCawLab in how epithelia response to wounds. With @stramerlab and @Yutaka_Mts, we prepared a @Dev_Cell preview to introduce this beautiful paper, check it out! cell.com/developmental-cell/…
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
We just updated our large searchable database of funding opportunities for graduate (PhD) students.
We have identified 196 types of PhD fellowships, many open to international students.
Download here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding…
The Page-McCaw Lab retweeted
Congratulations! 🥳 We are lucky to have both of you as members of our department and scientific community!
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