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SEPTEMBER ISSUE | REVIEW
Fetal liver development and implications for liver disease pathogenesis
by @HoodlessLab & colleagues nature.com/articles/s41575-0…
Figure shows the assembly of the mouse liver
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The next @CEEHRC seminar is this Friday Mar. 25th! Dr. Pamela Hoodless @HoodlessLab and Bettina Fuglerud @BettinaMF from BC Cancer will be presenting! Head to the @CEEHRC site for more info & registration: bit.ly/3D0jtsy #ThisIsEpigenetics
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Up next at #TMM2020 in Plenary II: Self-organizing Models of Tissue Function & Disease chaired by @HoodlessLab.
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#2020SDB is Going Virtual! July 9-12 for talks; July 13-16 for posters! Lower registration & abstract submission fees! Forms are temporarily closed for updates. Those who have already paid will be refunded the difference. New Abstract Deadline: May 6, 2020 sdbonline.org/2020mtg
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Impressive lab update from @BettinaMF today. Forget ChIP-seq, she has beautiful CUT&RUN data!
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EXCITING NEWS! Registration now open for our 4th ANNUAL MAY SYMPOSIUM! Featuring Dr. Harry Atkins, Dr. Jeff Biernaski, Dr. Ly Vu, Dr. Massimiliano Paganelli and MORE! Register here: bit.ly/39hw5Mp !
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Gordon Keller taught us all about heart and liver development yesterday. These are our favourite organs in the @HoodlessLab too! It was also great to get an update on the impressive work from former @UBC PhD @blairkgage 🌟
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It's @WomenScienceDay, and we're celebrating Dr Pamela Hoodless @hoodlesslab, our
#devbio and #stemcell editor:
bccrc.ca/dept/tfl/labs/hoodl…
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Liver #organoids are growing in the @HoodlessLab! 🧫🔬🍩
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Fun in the @HoodlessLab today dissecting 40+ embryonic livers. What is GFP labeling?
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How do cells know what to do? I‘m at this year’s #TMM2019 talking about how special proteins have to be present in a tightly regulated chronological sequence to tell cells which part of their #DNA to use to be #liver_cells! Come to my poster 105! @UBC @StemCellNetwork
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#CONGRATS Hoodless Lab! #SingleCell Grant Program winner through the BCR seq core The University of British Columbia with 10x Genomics & Illumina
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A collaboration between Pamela Hoodless of @tfri_research & the @hirst_lab reveals that a direct interaction between HNF4a and TET3 controls the epigenetic profile of differentiating hepatoblasts – demonstrating the importance of #epigenetics in cell fate. rdcu.be/bVS79
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Dr. Santa Ono @ubcprez with @BCRegMed Steering Committee member Dr. Pamela Hoodless #bcregmed @BME_UBC @BiomedicalUvic @SFU_Science
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Dr. Pamela Hoodless's team at @BCCancer has found that the transcription factor HNF4A must occupy active enhancers in #hepatocytes to amplify the transcription of genes in mouse liver. bit.ly/2D6bnB3
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It's day 2 for our 2018 Outstanding paper prize, featuring papers selected by Pamela Hoodless @BCCancer, who handles #stemcell, #mouse and #cancer papers, and by David Tobin @TobinLab @DukeMGM, who is our #zebrafish, #immunology and #infection editor.
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Congratulations to Pamela Hoodless, who was appointed as the Department Head of the Terry Fox Laboratory at @BCCancer. ow.ly/LSEb30lVkSk
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Hippo signalling plays a critical role in cell fate determination in the liver, but its downstream targets are unknown. A new study led by Dr. Pamela Hoodless at @BCCancer has solved this long term mystery. ow.ly/t4PI30lmja1



























