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My artwork made it to cover of @Dev_Cell! It’s a representation of the findings of our latest study. Can’t imagine a better way to mark my last day as a postdoc!
We had a farewell party for postdocs Susie Newcomb @suztown and @FrankMacabenta this weekend as they move on to new positions! Susie will be an Assistant Director for Faculty Development at the @USC CET, and Frank will be an Assistant Professor at @CSUMB! All the best to both!
If you're a cell, taking the road less traveled can have deadly consequences.🛣️ Happy to announce that postdoc @FrankMacabenta and former undergrad Miriam Sun's new paper on quality control during collective migration has been published in @Dev_Cell! tinyurl.com/mr2md8rd
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WE ARE HIRING in sunny Los Angeles! (1) Postdoc position to study how signaling checkpoints act to ensure cells migrating off-track are eliminated by programmed cell death. (2) An entry-level research technician position is available to provide support. stathlab.caltech.edu/contact
On the brink(er) of a breakthrough? Susie @suztown explains her and Leslie’s beautiful work on characterizing the regulation of brinker in the ovary and its roles in regulating tissue homeostasis and Dpp levels! Read the story here: bit.ly/3Ksuwxt #Dros22
Zsuzsa Ákos will be presenting her work on using the NaNuTrap method to investigate interdependent tissue dynamics during gastrulation — check out poster 594B April 8 2-4pm to learn more!
Finally, @FrankMacabenta will be presenting his upcoming work on how FGF and BMP work together to set up a quality control mechanism that eliminates wandering cells during muscle founder cell collective migration! Check out poster 214C on April 9 1:30-3:30pm!
Merry Flymas from the Stathopoulos Lab! May you and your loved ones have a safe and joyous holiday! 🎄
Had a great time carving pumpkins with the @voorheeslab! The pumpkins were so cool -- one might even venture to say, gourd-geous! 🎃
FP maturation times got you down? No prob-llama! Our latest study helmed by postdoc Zsuzsa Ákos and published in @Dev_journal describes NaNuTrap, a technique that utilizes llama nanobodies for rapid labeling of nuclei in #Drosophila for live imaging!
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Best wishes to @t_koromila as she prepares to move to Texas to set up her own lab at @utarlington! We look forward to the exciting new discoveries the Koromila Lab has in store! 👩🔬
We've seen the light, and with great spatial and temporal resolution, too! 💡 Happy to announce that our collaboration with David Stein @UTAustin describing a new photo-N-degron for in vivo #optogenetics studies is now online! @PLOSGenetics
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New roles in #development discovered for growth factor called Pyramus. Image and research by Vincent Stepanik,
Jingjing Sun & @Angela_Stathop @stathlab @Caltech in @CurrentBiology. Read more on bpod.mrc.ac.uk/archive/2021/… with @MRC_LMS and @AntDLewis
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Dynamic patterning by morphogens illuminated by cis-regulatory studies
A Review by Jihyun Irizarry & @Angela_Stathop @stathlab
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We congratulate @francesarnold on being appointed by President-elect Biden to co-chair the President's Council of Advisers on Science and Technology. PCAST advises the president on matters involving science, technology, education, and innovation policy. ow.ly/dDT950Da07M
A great @nytimes piece on the hardworking people maintaining the @flystocks at the BDSC in Indiana! Truly well-deserved recognition, and I'm sure other #Drosophila labs out there will join us in expressing our profound gratitude! nytimes.com/2020/12/14/scien…
Our revamped website is now live! Please visit stathlab.sites.caltech.edu/ for more information about our research interests, lab members, publications, and open positions!
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Curious on how genes are expressed in the right location and time? Check out our new paper doi.org/10.7554/eLife.59610 @eLife @Angela_Stathop @PeterGergen @lpachter Opa/Zic protein behaves like a relay team member that takes over from Zelda as fly embryos undergo cellularization!


















