@DaisyJVinter
Joined April 2011
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Daisy Vinter retweeted
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab5 Apr 2022
Interested in the extracellular regulation of BMP signalling? 🪰 Or are gene expression dynamics more your cup of tea? 🔬 Come and meet our fab postdocs and PhD students at the poster session at #BSCBDB22 👩‍🔬👨‍🔬
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Daisy Vinter retweeted
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab4 Apr 2022
Great start to #BSCBDB22 with Lauren sharing her exciting work on dosage compensation in the early Drosophila embryo 🪰🔬 thank you to all the fantastic speakers today!
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Daisy Vinter retweeted
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab21 Mar 2022
Springing into March with a new preprint from us and @MagnusRattray! A great collaborative project from Lauren Forbes Beadle, @jenniferc_love and @y_shapovalova investigating mRNA degradation in the Drosophila embryo. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Modelling global mRNA dynamics during Drosophila embryogenesis reveals a relationship between mRNA...

Regulation of mRNA degradation is critical for a diverse array of cellular processes and developmental cell fate decisions. Although many methods for determining mRNA half-lives rely on transcripti...

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Daisy Vinter retweeted
Development@Dev_journal12 Oct 2021
Only 24 hours until our Development presents… webinar featuring talks from @DaisyJVinter (@AsheLab), Ping Wu @KECKSchool_USC and @Yan_C_Gong & @stanfordstomata, chaired by our Editor-in-Chief @briscoejames Register here: virtual.biologists.com/e/dev…
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Daisy Vinter retweeted
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab4 Oct 2021
Congratulations to our @FramptonSophie who passed her PhD viva last Tuesday! She's available for all your Cryo-EM/Drosophila genetics needs 🪰🍾🎉 We had fun celebrating - Colin the Caterpillar transformed into Derek the Drosophila courtesy of @Gareth_R_Moore @jenniferc_love
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Accomplishing next to nothing, the grad student is still exhausted.
LGS is slumped over in his apartment with his head resting on the foot of the bed. He is still not wearing any pants.

ALT LGS is slumped over in his apartment with his head resting on the foot of the bed. He is still not wearing any pants.

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Daisy Vinter retweeted
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab13 Jul 2021
The Ashe lab is hiring, please share and RT! We are looking for a postdoc to study how signalling filopodia collect and transduce the BMP signal to control cell fate. Check out our recent work on cytocensors here: cell.com/developmental-cell/… #postdocjobs 🪰🔬 bit.ly/3hCfI3r
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What can I say! You have been on an incredible journey ! But it is a harsh and cruel end. But thank you for giving us hope and self-belief! We support you for the future! Much love and thank you Team England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Euros2020
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Well done England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿! Absolutely FANTABULOUS! Thank you for lifting our spirits! With you! You are now unstoppable. The plan is working. And luck has nothing to do with it. Thank you. @JohnSentamu
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Last week to register for #YEN2021 ⚠️ Don't miss the chance to e-meet other early career researchers in the #devbio field youngembryologists.org/yen-2…
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Daisy Vinter retweeted
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab23 Apr 2021
The Ashe lab has two poster prize award winners at this year’s #BSDBGenSoc2021 conference 🎉 Congrats and well done to the PhD student prize runner up @DaisyJVinter and postdoc prize winner @Caro_Hoppe! A great end to a wonderful conference week #bsdb #devbio
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I'm excited to be giving a short talk at YEN 2021 on May 4th!
Young Embryologist Network@YEN_community21 Apr 2021
Finally, in our 3rd session we will learn about morphogenesis and patterning in different model organisms thanks to the talks from @DaisyJVinter @JustinaTYeung @Susie__McLaren and @zhumeng123 Don't miss them! 🪰🐟🐭
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I absolutely loved @OttolineLeyser Waddington Medal talk at #BSDBGenSoc2021 ! Got me really inspired and excited about the joy of doing science.
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Plus, as much as I love Drosophila, the state of my patio and windowsill has got me wondering whether I missed my calling as a plant developmental biologist... Now I want to know why my stock flowers don’t branch if I pinch off the top?!?
This is so cool!
Kyle Hill@Sci_Phile30 Mar 2021
Animal cells mix up their mitochondria (blue) with a swirling wave of actin (orange) just before dividing. nature.com/articles/s41586-0… @nature
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Daisy Vinter retweeted
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab19 Mar 2021
It is two paper Friday in the Ashe lab! 🪰 If you are looking for in-depth protocols covering MS2 live imaging and CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing in Drosophila, we've got you covered. Protocols by @Caro_Hoppe star-protocols.cell.com/prot… star-protocols.cell.com/prot… @STARProtocols
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Daisy Vinter retweeted
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab5 Mar 2021
Ever wondered how to image Drosophila ovaries live? We have a protocol for you from the talented @WilcocksonScott. His secret weapon is an eyelash on a stick and he uses a blood clot to immobilise the ovaries for imaging. star-protocols.cell.com/prot… @STARProtocols
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Some people puzzled as to how to square AstraZeneca's 94% here with the 62% efficacy from trial data. Simple: 62% was reduction in cases, 94% is reduction in hospital admissions. Or in other words 62% reduction in being infected, vs 94% reduction in becoming seriously ill.
Scott Beasley@SkyScottBeasley22 Feb 2021
💉 NEW: New study from Scotland shows vaccines massively reduce the risk of hospitalisation By the 4th week after first dose- the risk of hospitalisation is reduced by: 📉 Pfizer ⬇️ 85% 📉 AstraZeneca ⬇️ 94%
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My first first author paper is out on biorxiv! Many lockdown hours were spent doing this. Thank you especially to @Caro_Hoppe, amazing post-doc, who helped me push this over the finish line when we were allowed back to the lab.
The Ashe lab@TheAsheLab17 Feb 2021
A new preprint from us! We use the SunTag system to image translation from single mRNAs in the Drosophila embryo and uncover translational regulation of the zygotic hunchback mRNA. Work by @DaisyJVinter, @Caro_Hoppe, Cath Sutcliffe, and @TomMinchington biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Dynamics of hunchback translation in real time and at single mRNA resolution in the Drosophila...

The Hunchback (Hb) transcription factor is critical for anterior-posterior patterning of the Drosophila embryo. Despite the maternal hb mRNA acting as a paradigm for translational regulation, due to...

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Fruit Flies Are Essential to Science. So Are the Workers Who Keep Them Alive. - The New York Times nytimes.com/2020/12/14/scien…

Fruit Flies Are Essential to Science. So Are the Workers Who Keep Them Alive. (Published 2020)

Sustaining the world’s biggest Drosophila collection during the pandemic has been a challenge, but the people in Indiana who supply the insects to labs around the world stay dedicated to the task.

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