Christine J Watson retweeted
The immune environment of the mammary gland fluctuates during post-lactational regression and correlates with tumour growth rate
An Open Access Research Article from Jessica Hitchcock @JessieJRH, Christine Watson @cjwhelix and colleagues
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#DevImmuneSI
Christine J Watson retweeted
Just published!!! Excited to share our paper on the orphan adhesion Gpr125 out in @NatureComms! Gpr125 is a unifying hallmark of multiple progenitors coupled to tumor latency. #adhesionGPCR #BasalBreastCancer #celladhesion #cellbiology nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
We are delighted to be on the cover - isn't the mammary gland beautiful? Thanks to Wendy Ingman for her great commentary on our paper. Also worth noting all the authors are women.
Issue 2 is out now! Featuring the stunning cover image from @JessieJRH et al ‘Interplay between #leukocytes and #mammary epithelial cells’ based at @CamPathology febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com… @cjwhelix @katevetpath
Good guess Renee! It was Scottish mountains - a view from the Lyle hill towards the Gareloch with the Free French memorial in the foreground. Today I was virtually here. The clue is in the field !
Bosses at leading UK science institute accused of bullying staff theguardian.com/science/2018…
Interesting conclusion to 20 months of debate ! xitter.cf/nuffbioethics/status/1…
The genome editing and human reproduction working party take to the stage for our final Q&A session #genomeeditconf
Christine J Watson retweeted
You are very welcome! It was a bonus that the goat and gif jokes went down so well! xitter.cf/newnham_college/status…
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Christine J Watson retweeted
Hey #camlibs and others, I'm talking to academics tonight about twitter. Can you tell me what you like best about tweeting? #HelloNewnham
I'm going to "An introduction to Twitter and what it can do for your career". See you there? eventbrite.com/e/an-introduc… via @EventbriteUK
Our stem cell paper is out - beautiful images thanks to Bethan, Felicity and Livvi ! rdcu.be/IT3Z
















