Reproductive geneticist, interested in meiosis, male infertility, and genetics education. All opinions are my own.
Bar Harbor, ME
Joined August 2011
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Distinct Aurora B pools at the inner centromere and kinetochore have different contributions to meiotic and mitotic chromosome segregation | Gisela Cairo | pubmed.gov/36920098
Great lab, great environment!
Our lab is hiring! We're looking for a research assistant interested in studying how genetic variation impacts phenotypic variation through changes in the epigenome. If you're interested, apply through the link! @jacksonlab shorturl.at/chjQR
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We are pleased to announce the 2023 Schedule! Apply for one of MBL’s popular Advanced Research Training Courses today.
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Congratulations! So well deserved!
We are proud to share that Maria Jasin of the Sloan Kettering Institute has been elected to the @AmPhilSociety in recognition of her extraordinary accomplishments. Please join us in congratulating Dr. Jasin on this well-deserved distinction! 👏
Great group, great project!
Are you interested in seminal fluid proteins, reproduction, and mosquitos? Together with the @Harrington_lab, we're looking for a postdoc to join our team and discover all kinds of amazing biology! Please RT!
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We are looking for two new post-docs. One project is to work on early human embryo development and the other, on early mouse embryos and live imaging. If you are interested, contact me zernickagoetzlab.com please RT
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Congratulations to @IrisMontes19 and @Logan_Schwartz1 and all the other recipients of the Civic Life Awards! Very inspired by all the hard work you have done.
Great opportunity!
Bolcun-Filas lab is recruiting! We are looking for a research assistant to contribute to our study of oocyte development and cancer treatment induced ovarian toxicity lnkd.in/e7cgdCry Please share
Our “pioneer” student who helped us launch a wonderful collaborative program! Thank you @LizMarnik; it’s been a great journey for all of us!
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Look what my awesome graduate student did! Super hard work from @LGChukrallah and I could not be prouder!
ADAD2 regulates heterochromatin in meiotic and post-meiotic male germ cells via translation of MDC1 | Lauren G Chukrallah | pubmed.gov/35191498
Congratulations to Monique and Ewelina - hard work and good ideas!
I am so proud of my first graduate student @Monique_Mills_ who was awarded an NIH F31 to study DNA damage signaling in the primordial follicle. @GSBSE_UMaine @JAX_Education @SSR_Trainees #WomenInSTEM
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ADAD2 regulates heterochromatin in meiotic and post-meiotic male germ cells via translation of MDC1 | Lauren G Chukrallah | pubmed.gov/35191498
Thank you, Paula, and let’s not forget those who went before us: Mary Lyon, Lee Russell, Anne McLaren, Adelaide Carpenter, Terry Ashley, my mentor Ann Lacy (direct descent from Barbara McClintock!) and many others!
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Meiotic sex chromosome inactivation and the XY body: a phase separation hypothesis | Kris G Alavattam | pubmed.gov/34971404
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Excellent thread, including this gem: "just keep showing up. When things fail & the going gets tough, staying engaged in the work is already half the battle."
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Very long-awaited, but we're very excited to share Candice Byers’ published work in @embojournal highlighting the impact genetic background has on differentiation bias in mouse embryonic stem cells! 🐁🧬 @jacksonlab @TuftsGSBS tinyurl.com/a6rwp4s9 (a 🧵)
ALT Synopsis of study: We used diverse ESCs and differentiated to EpiLCs and EBs to identify variation in cell state transitions (top). We find that genetically determined chromatin states bias differentiation, with B6 toward neuroectoderm and D2 toward definitive endoderm (middle). Lastly, we used QTL mapping to identify hotspots of trans-regulation of chromatin that impact pluripotency and cell state transitions (bottom).
Missing all my friends and colleagues at #SSR2021, but loving attending posters remotely: I don’t have to stand on tiptoes or adjust my bifocals! Thanks to all the poster presenters for their careful work and pre-recorded presentations.
