Cytoskeleton, membranes, filopodia, imaging, cell-free reconstitution @GurdonInstitute @CamBiochem
Cambridge, UK
Joined December 2014
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Thank you @Cambridge_Uni for profiling our work using frogs to uncover mysteries of biology and how it can help human health @frogwranglers @lowe
New @Cambridge_Uni web feature explores @GallopLab's research on how the actin cytoskeleton is involved in changing the shape of cells and moving them around as an embryo develops into a fully-formed organism, and how frogs help people with rare diseases: cam.ac.uk/stories/frog-eggs-…
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📢 One week to go. We are delighted to host Prof
@RPadinjat 🗓️ 18 June at 11 am 📍Gurdon Institute, CB2 1QN.
All welcome 🙂
🎙️Control of cell fate specification and physiological maturation in the human brain by the lipid phosphatase OCRL.
Thanks to our wonderful public engagement team and LSA colleagues for the opportunity to be involved in this amazing project 👏
📹 New video release: We're excited to announce the latest in our Lowe Syndrome & Me series. "What is Lowe Syndrome?" is an informative animation on this rare condition, its causes, and symptoms.
Watch, comment & share on YouTube now youtu.be/s9k_3jDqzJs?si=zf3r…
A collaboration with @GallopLab & @lowesyndrome
#LoweSyndrome #WhatIsLoweSyndrome
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Don't miss #MotorsInQuarantine this week. Join us on Wednesday to hear about tuning motors by changing the message from Kavita (@SamReckPeterson lab) and channeling actin to push out thin cellular protrusions from Tom (@GallopLab). Join and offer to talk: mechanochemistry.org/whatson…
Researchers connecting with families on #rarediseaseday youtu.be/z7lDzF4ypWI?si=EIEE… @lowesyn
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🔬 Do you know someone studying A-Levels who would like to do work experience at Cambridge this summer?
The Aspiring Scientists Training Programme from @GurdonInstitute has bespoke workshops and the chance to explore life at Cambridge.
More info 👉 gurdon.cam.ac.uk/programmes/…
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Thomas Blake, Julia Mason and others from the @GallopLab lab show that membrane adaptor protein TOCA-1 drives protrusion of filopodia, working with actin filament elongator Ena. Read the paper in @J_Cell_Sci: journals.biologists.com/jcs/…
ALT Fluorescence micrographs of frog growth cones before and after treatment with Cdc42 inhibitor, CASIN, showing membrane marker colour-coded by time.
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📣 We're thrilled to announce that the complete Lowe Syndrome & Me series is available on YouTube! 🎬 @GallopLab @lowesyndrome @livingwithlowes ⤵️
bit.ly/4aejc5k
Grateful and inspired to have been involved in this project. Watch for the next instalments too!
🎬 Check out our first video in the Lowe Syndrome & Me series, featuring four families sharing their experiences, challenges and hopes for the future ⤵️
bit.ly/3uFydwR
@lowesyndrome @GallopLab @livingwithlowes @charitylowe
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We can’t wait to hear all about the #LoweSyndrome research which Group Leader Jenny Gallop & her team at the @GurdonInstitute are undertaking. Their approach to patient engagement in particular is awesome! @Cambridge_Uni – at Cambridge, England
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There is just one week to go until #RARESummit23!
We are so excited for #RS23 on 12th Oct and would love for you to join us! If you haven't already got your ticket, head to camrare.org/raresummit to get one!
We won the public engagement award! Wonderful commitment from everyone and couldn't have done it without the fantastic PE team 🥳😊
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Gathered at @HinxtonHall for our annual retreat. First-class science, good company, great venue and lovely weather.
Great news well done Jonatha! Working with @MIKADOlab from next year funded by @lowesyndrome thank you both for the exciting avenues ahead 😀
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Thank you to everyone who attended our PI3K conference last week! Congratulations go to Theodora Constantin, Coralie Cayron, Ana Paula Guevara, Jonathan Gadsby and Sabryn Hamila – our outstanding prize winners! @Biochem_Journal @Domainex_UK @Echelon_Bio @iOnctura
ALT Image of Theodora Constantin with certificate.
ALT Image of Jonathan Gadsby with certificate.
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Meet the Lowe Syndrome family: when researchers, families, patients and advocates joined forces at TIGEM, Pozzuoli. Share their infectious energy! ⤵️ @livingwithlowes @lowesyndrome @charitylowe @Tigem_Telethon @StaianoLeopoldo @GallopLab @Cambridge_SBS
youtu.be/xvD_SOLCsNk?si=KOqk…
Another beautiful morning in Pozzuoli for the Lowe Syndrome research meeting, wonderful hosting by @Tigem_Telethon @StaianoLeopoldo great to see @lowesyndrome and @lowetrust
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📢 Don’t miss our next Gurdon Institute Seminar with Prof. Maddy Parsons, King’s College London, next Tuesday at 11.00 am. All welcome 🙂
ALT Maddy Parsons - Poster
Thank you for connecting and sharing your experiences 😊 our website is gallop.group thank you @lowetrustUK for the introduction
Special visit from Lowe Syndrome Trust @lowetrust @lowetrustUK working together with LSA @lowesyndrome for European Lowe Syndrome Research Meeting @Tigem_Telethon
