Developmental biologist interested in cellular behaviors and mechanics of skin morphogenesis. Postdoc at Duke University
Durham, North Carolina
Joined July 2011
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Nitya Ramkumar retweeted
Led by Dr. Nitya Ramkumar (@nityram), @dukemedicine scientists generated a toolkit to visualize and quantify signaling in entire cell populations of the periderm, the outermost layer of the #epidermis, in live developing zebrafish. @PNASNews
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Thrilled to share my latest work in @PNAS describing periderm morphogenesis during zebrafish development.
Thanks to my amazing co-authors, collaborators and fantastic mentors @DiTalialab and @Ken_Poss_Lab pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24…
Excited to share my preprint!!! Thanks to my coauthors, amazing collaborators and fantastic mentors @ditalialab and @Ken_Poss_Lab. Please look at Stefano's description for details on the paper...
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New research in @APA_Journals from Prof. @KakkarH and Ph.D. candidate @asherjdm shows a specific personality type more likely to share #fakenews dukefuqua.com/3CHM3Ot
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I'm very excited that the work I did as an undergraduate intern three years ago (wow, time flies...) now contributed to a publication! Thanks to @lab_baum and @nityram for making my first real research experience such a great time!
Check out our latest work led by @nityram on the role of Aurora B kinase in actin clearance at cell poles during mitotic exit.
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Hot off the press! Excited to share my postdoc work with @BaumBuzz where we identify a novel function of Aurora B in aiding DNA-mediated polar relaxation during cell division. Thanks to all the co-authors and lab members @lab_baum
Check out our latest work led by @nityram on the role of Aurora B kinase in actin clearance at cell poles during mitotic exit.
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Nitya Ramkumar retweeted
Cell cycle control during early embryogenesis
A Review by @drsusanna1 and @ditalialab discussing emerging quantitative principles for how embryos coordinate cell cycle timing and morphogenesis.
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Super proud of you!!! #proudwife
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Excited to host Dr.Swetha Gowrishankar from University of Illinois, Chicago, with @Dey_Gautam @MRC_LMCB today at 2.30pm! All are welcome!
Our next #earlycareerseminar with Dr Swetha Gowrishankar, hosted by @Dey_Gautam @nityram @MRC_LMCB on Friday 12 July 2.30pm
All welcome!
Please spread the word! @UCL_CI_Postdocs @UKDRI
Truly saddened to hear this. She was an amazing scientist and will be dearly missed. Deepest condolences to her family, friends and trainees @eaton_lab
We are at a loss of words. May she rest in peace. Our thoughts are with her family, friends and colleagues. Let us remember SUZANNE as the phenomenal thinker, mother and human being she was...
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Happy to share my publication which explores the cross talk between centrosomal actin and MT during mitosis. Special thanks to our wonderful collaborators @tomwaring5 @zech_lab @ManuelTHERY @Lblanchoin emboj.embopress.org/content/…
Excited to announce our publication related to centrosomal Actin/MT crosstalk during mitosis, identifying a role for WASH and Arp2/3 complex. A fantastic collaborative effort led by @BaumBuzz @nityram @FraFARINA23. @Lblanchoin @ManuelTHERY @TomWaring5 emboj.embopress.org/content/…
Excited to share my first @preLights post with @Dey_Gautam on the work from @mitosisrocks and colleagues on mitotic exit. prelights.biologists.com/hig…
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Can centrosomes function as actin nucleators during #mitosis? If so, how will centrosomal #actin affect #microtubule network during #mitoticexit. Our recent research explores this pertinent question. emboj.embopress.org/content/…
New publication in @embojournal for the Baum Lab reveals that centrosomes function as both #actin and #microtubule organising centres during #mitosis, suggesting an antagonistic cross talk between the two filament systems. emboj.embopress.org/content/…
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What an amazing conference #ASCBEMBO18. Thanks ASCB/EMBO for the travel award. Enjoyed the stimulating sessions and meeting fellow researchers from around the world. Already looking forward to #ASCBEMBO2019!!!
Off to the #ASCBEMBO18.. looking forward to great science and some sun! Swing by poster P2889 (B229) Cytokinesis 2 session on Tuesday to hear about my work on Aurora kinase in cell polarisation...
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The LMCB PhD programme is open for applications!
see details below and on the website
ucl.ac.uk/lmcb
