Jon Higgins will talk about his lab's work on "Kinases, chromosomes and cancer
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Jane Endicott will tell us about "Mechanistic Insights into CDK activity revealed by comparative analysis of CDK-cyclin structures"
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Tim Davies from Durham University will talk about his work on cytokinesis
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John Eykelenboom from Tomo Tanaka’s lab in Dundee will be giving a seminar on "Visualising the dynamics of mitotic chromosome organisation in live cells”
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Ben from Dave Lydall's lab will summarise his PhD work on "The Role of Telomeric Proteins in Regulating the Metazoan DNA Damage Response"
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Professor Ron Hay of the University of Dundee will explain “A central role for the SUMO targeted ubiquitin E3 ligase RNF4 in arsenic therapy for cancer”
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Professor Dale Wigley from Imperial College London will describe the “Structure and mechanism of INO80-family chromatin remodellers”
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As part of IGM’s Research Day, Stefan Mundlos from the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, Berlin will be giving a talk on “3D Genomics in Development and Disease” at the beginning of the afternoon session
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Suzanne will present her latest work on mouse oocytes.
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Jessica Downs, Professor of Epigenetics and Genome Stability at The Institute of Cancer Research, will tell us about "Chromatin remodelling by SWI/SNF and the maintenance of genome stability"
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Tom Owen-Hughes from the Centre for Gene Regulation and Expression at the University of Dundee will describe "Chromatin remodelling and cancer".
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Dr Costa, from the Francis Crick Institute, will tell us the "Mechanism of eukaryotic DNA replication studied by cryo-electron microscopy".
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ICaMB final year students present their research to the rest of the Institute. Presenting from the CDB group are: Gurusaran Manickam (Owen's lab), Ben Wetherall (Dave's lab), Alicia Gascon (Josana's lab), Nanmao Dang (Junyong's lab).
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JP Arulanandam, visiting from the Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell Biology in Edinburgh, will tell us about his progress "Towards the Structural Basis for Centromere Maintenance". Hosted by Jon Higgins.
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Dan Booth, visiting from Edinburgh, will tell us about "The Chromosome Periphery: The Last Unexplored Chromosome Compartment?"
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Prof Humphrey, visiting from the MRC/CRUK Oxford Institute for Radiation Oncology, aims to understand how genome stability is maintained in response to DNA double-strand breaks.
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Manu Shukla, from Robin Allshire's lab in Edinburgh, will discuss "Centromeric Chromatin Maintenance and Dynamics through the Cell Cycle".
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Stephan Uphoff from the University of Oxford will tell us about "Single-molecule and single-cell imaging of bacterial DNA repair and mutagenesis".
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Geert Kops, Hubrecht Institute, Professor of Molecular Tumor Cell Biology, University Medical Center Utrecht, Scientific Director, Oncode Institute, will discuss "Chromosomal instability and genomic heterogeneity in intestinal cancer"
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Nik will outline his thesis research on "KiPIK Screening: A Novel Method to Identify Kinases for Phosphorylation Sites of Interest"
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Chris Chan, a Sir Henry Dale Fellow from the Genome Damage and Stability Centre at the University of Sussex, will explain why "Centromeres hold the secrets of faithful chromosome segregation". Hosted by Jon Higgins.
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Dr Victor Bolanos-Garcia from Oxford Brookes University will tell us about “The spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC): a self-monitoring system of chromosome segregation control and beyond”. Hosted by Owen Davies.
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Lucy from Owen's lab will present her thesis research: The molecular basis of central element assembly within the synaptonemal complex during meiosis.
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Dagmara Jakimowicz, visiting from the University of Wroclaw, works on chromosome segregation and its coordination with cell division and other the function of topoisomerases and NAPs in chromosome organisation during bacterial cell cycle.
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Junyong will tell us about his latest research
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Dave will update us on current work in his lab.
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Our second Cell Division Biology summer symposium. Speakers include Andrea Musacchio (MPI, Dortmund), Helder Maiato (ICMB, Porto), Evelyn Telfer (University of Edinburgh) and Andrew Wood (University of Edinburgh).
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A showcase for the outstanding contributions of post-doctoral staff across all Institutes. Keynote talk: Prof Steve Wilson, Professor of Developmental Genetics, UCL, "Breaking symmetry in the brain - from genes to circuits and behaviour."
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Ula will tell us about her recent work on the function of synaptonemal proteins in cancer cells.
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Dr Sveta Makovets from the University of Edinburgh will describe “Cellular responses and adaptations to telomerase insufficiency”. Hosted by David Lydall.
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For those using CRISPR or TALENS to perform genome engineering of any kind.
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Wendy Bickmore, Director of the MRC Genetics Unit at the University of Edinburgh, will present her work on "Gene regulation in the context of 3D nuclear organisation".
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Spring meeting of the CDB group, with speakers from the Davies, Herbert and Higgins labs, and from Bioimaging.
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Final year students Jianquan Li (Huang lab), Lucy Salmon and James Dunce (Davies lab) will be presenting the progress on their PhD projects.
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Professor Veronika Sexl of the Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Veterinary Medicine of Vienna will describe "CDK6 - a new role for an old kinase in leukemogenesis".
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Fede Pelisch from the University of Dundee will be talking about his work on the role of SUMO during meiosis in C. elegans, hosted by Mary Herbert
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Owen will tell us about his latest research
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Dr Duncan Smith, visiting from New York University, will give a talk entitled "DNA replication in eukaryotes: learning from the lagging strand"
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Svitlana Korolchuk, a PhD student in Jane and Martin's lab, will give her Viva Seminar entitled “Structural and functional characterisation of cyclin dependent kinase 1 containing complexes”
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Dr James Turner of the Crick Institute will talk about "Sex chromosomes and mammalian infertility".
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Professor Stefan Knapp of Goethe-University Frankfurt Institute for Pharmaceutical Chemistry will discuss "Selective targeting of kinase catalytic and non-catalytic function". Hosted by Jane Endicott and Martin Noble.
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Ulrike Gruneberg will be visiting from the University of Oxford to tell us about her work on "Regulation of mammalian chromosome segragation by mitotic phosphatases: licensing the spindle assembly checkpoint". Host: Jon Higgins.
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Victoria from David Lydall's group will give her viva, "The effects of Tma20 and Tma22 on gene expression and telomere function".
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Chris from Suzanne Madgwick's group will give his viva seminar, "APC/C processivity and cell cycle regulation in meiosis I mouse oocytes".
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Prof Mohan Balasubramanian, visiting from the University of Warwick, works on actomyosin ring formation and tension generation in eukaryotic cytokinesis and will discuss "Cytokinesis in vitro and in vivo". Host: Jon Higgins.
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Josana will tell us about the latest research in her lab.
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The ICaMB Away Day will feature presentations from Ula McClurg and Owen Davies.
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Jon will update us on current work in his lab.
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The Cell Division Biology Group Retreat will be held at the Dove Marine Laboratory overlooking the beach in Cullercoats.
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Dr Yuu Kimata, Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge, will tell us about "Coupling cell cycle to development – Novel roles of the APC/C in the coordination between cell proliferation and differentiation". Hosted by Jon Higgins.
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Please join the Faculty to celebrate Seamus Holden's recent success and learn about his lab's work recently published in Science: "Breaking up is hard to do: how a dynamic protein nanomachine drives bacterial cell division"
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Susanne Lens is Professor of Genome Instability at the University Medical Centre Utrecht. Her research has revealed key aspects of how the Chromosomal Passenger Complex ensures chromosomal stability during mitosis. Hosted by Jon Higgins.
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Binyam Mogessie (Melina Schuh lab, Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Göttingen) will explain how “An actin spindle protects mammalian eggs against chromosome segregation errors"
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Joana Pedro Rodrigues (Lydall lab) will be presenting her Viva Seminar, "Yeast genome-wide telomere screens and insights into cancer"
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Federico Pelisch (Ron Hay Lab, University of Dundee) will describe how "SUMO regulates meiotic chromosome dynamics in C. elegans"
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Suzanne will update us on work in her lab on the regulation of Cyclin and Securin degradation in meiosis
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Practicalities 2017. Among other talks, Eugene Katrukha (Utrecht), who is particularly interested in microtubules, will describe "Single molecule microscopy for the study of intracellular transport and cytoskeletal dynamics"
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Victoria Torrance (Lydall lab), Chris Thomas (Madgwick lab), Nik Watson (Higgins lab) and Jonathan McClatchie (Huang lab) will be presenting the progress on their PhD projects.
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Prof Richard Bayliss of the University of Leeds will discuss "Stabilisation of Myc by Aurora-A as a therapeutic cancer target". Hosted by Jane Endicott.
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A mini symposium covering high content analysis in Newcastle and beyond. Nik Watson from Jon Higgins' group will speak.
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Marta Markiewicz-Potoczny (David Lydall lab) will be presenting her Viva Seminar, “Responding to different types of damaged telomere stress”.
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The North East Fungal Forum meeting includes a talk from Lakxmi Subramanian of Queen Mary College London on "Mechanisms of Centromere Assembly & Propagation by the Highly Conserved Mis18 Complex"
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Prof Stephen Taylor from the University of Manchester will discuss "Exploiting genomic instability”, hosted by Jon Higgins.
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Paula da Fonseca, visiting from the MRC LMB in Cambridge, will discuss "High resolution cryo-EM of eukaryotic proteasomes as an emerging tool for drug development". Hosted by Suzanne Madgwick.
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Professor Julie Ahringer, Professor of Genetics and Genomics, University of Cambridge, will tell us about "Genome architecture and transcription regulation in C. elegans", hosted by Josana Rodriguez.
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Dr Amy MacQueen from Wesleyan University, Connecticut, will describe "Zippers and Stitches in the Meiotic Nucleus", hosted by Owen Davies.
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Prof Karim Labib from the University of Dundee will be giving the ICaMB Seminar, hosted by David Lydall. His lab studies the roles and regulation of the eukaryotic replisome in preserving genome integrity and epigenetics.
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Ricardo Bastos will talk about his work, carried out in Francis Barr's lab in Oxford, on "Kinase and phosphatase regulation of the KIF4 microtubule motor protein during cell division".
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Professor Robin Allshire of the Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell Biology, Edinburgh, will discuss “Epigenetic Regulation: Nucleation and Dynamics of Specialised Chromatin Domains”, hosted by Jonathan Higgins.
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Christine Harrison of the NICR will describe her work on mechanisms underlying chromosome aberrations in leukaemia. Hosted by David Lydall.
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In her seminar, Viji will ask "How are human chromosomes tethered to microtubules?". Viji was until recently in the Department of Genetics at Cambridge University, and has just moved to Queen Mary University of London.
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Lisa will describe her work on "Systems of Mitotic Regulation".
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The annual Institute "Away Day" meeting. Lisa Prendergast and Jon Higgins will be speaking, among many other interesting talks.
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Prof Cees Dekker, Chair of the Department of Bionanoscience, Delft University of Technology, will take us "From pattern formation of cell-division proteins in shaped bacteria towards bottom up assembly of a synthetic divisome"
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Dr Schlimpert from Mark Buttner's group at the John Innes Centre in Norwich will explain how "Two dynamin-like proteins stabilise FtsZ rings during sporulation-specific cell division in Streptomyces"
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Our first Cell Division Biology research symposium will take place on 4th July 2016, featuring internal and external speakers, sponsored by the Biochemical Society. Click the link for further details.
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Caroline Austin of ICaMB has organised a workshop for those doing or considering ChIP-seq approaches.
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Speakers from all over the world are convening for a one-day special symposium to celebrate Jeff Errington’s birthday. Talks on bacterial cell division and Prof Adele Marston from Edinburgh discussing yeast kinetochores!
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For those using CRISPR or TALENS to perform genome engineering of any kind.
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Paola Scaffidi (Crick Institute) studies epigenetic mechanisms involving histone modifications, higher-order chromatin structure and DNA methylation in intra-tumour heterogeneity and cancer stem cell function. Title TBA.
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Prof Hagan, visiting from the CRUK Manchester Institute, will give the ICaMB seminar, “A protein phosphatase 1/protein phosphatase 2A rely controls mitotic progression”. Hosted by David Lydall.
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Ed Ballister, previously a PhD student in Michael Lampson's group at UPenn, and now a postdoc in Manchester, will discuss new methods for "Experimentally manipulating kinase localisation to probe mitosis".
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Martin and Jane will describe "CDK-containing macromolecular assemblies"
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Talks include Marta Markiewicz and Joana Rodrigues from David Lydall's group. Lunch will be provided.
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Sonia Rocha from the University of Dundee will discuss "Sensing and responding to changes in oxygen availability at the cellular level", particularly influences on chromatin dynamics and the cell cycle
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Professor Christine Harrison of NICR will give a talk titled "Defining the genomic landscape of acute leukaemia".
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The Scientific Facilities Conference this year will focus on proteomics, high-throughput screening, genomics and bioinformatics. Jon Higgins will speak.
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Jun-yong will give us an update on his mitotic checkpoint research
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The Molecules, Genes and Cells Club will include talks from Jelena Mann on “Epigenetic reprogramming of wound healing" and Martyna Pastok (Endicott lab) on "CDK4 and CDK6 containing complexes in cell cycle regulation"
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David be giving the ICaMB PI talk, details TBD.
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Dr Katherine West from the University of Glasgow will describe "Epigenetic mechanisms in stem cell pluripotency and neuronal differentiation".
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Jelena Mann will describe the "Epigenetic reprogramming of wound healing"
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Professor Kum Kum Khanna, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, Brisbane, Australia. DNA damage response pathway (DDR) from genome maintenance to therapeutic targets
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Professor Andrew Sharrocks of the University of Manchester will be describing ”Deregulated gene regulatory networks in oesophageal adenocarcinoma”.
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Dr. Imrich Barak, Head of Department of Molecular Biology, Institute of Molecular Biology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, will describe "Asymmetric cell division during sporulation in Bacillus subtilis"
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Marie MacLennan, a postdoctoral scientist in Dr Ian Adams' group at the MRC Human Genetics Unit at the University of Edinburgh, will describe "Characterising the cellular function Tex19.1 - Guardian of the germline genome"
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Owen will discuss his work on "The molecular basis of chromosome synapsis during mammalian meiosis"
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Professor Francis Barr, visiting from the University of Oxford, will give the ICaMB seminar. Hosted by Jon Higgins.
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Onur Sen, who has just completed a PhD with Kevin Hardwick at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell Biology, University of Edinburgh, will describe his work on "Phospho-regulation of the Spindle Checkpoint"
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Our own Suzanne Madgwick will discuss "The Trouble with Human Oocytes".
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Prof Song Tan, visiting from Penn State University, will tell us about "Structural Recognition of the Nucleosome by Chromatin Enzymes".
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Eva Hoffmann, MRC Senior Research Fellow and EMBO Young Investigator at the Genome Damage and Stability Centre at Sussex University will describe “The Human MeioMap Project: Genome evolution and chromosome dynamics in the human germline”.
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Dr Darren Baker from the Mayo Clinic, Minnesota, USA, will present his work on the role of BubR1 in controlling APC/C activity, senescence and ageing.
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Wendy Bickmore, visiting from the MRC Genetics Unit at the University of Edinburgh, will present her work on chromatin organisation.
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Dr Janni Petersen from the University of Manchester will explain how “Target of Rapamycin (TOR) integrates environmental signals to control cell growth”
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Jane will be giving the ICaMB institute seminar.
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Andrew Fry from the University of Leicester will tell us about "NEK kinases in the mitotic spindle and primary cilia."
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Aicha Metchat will describe "Studying homologous chromosomes segregation in mammalian oocyte using high resolution microscopy".
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Manolis Papamichos from the Institut Curie in Paris will discuss "Killing to survive: Chromatin regulation of the nuclear ubiquitin-proteasome system is essential for genome stability."
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Lisa Prendergast from the Institut Curie in Paris will give a talk titled "Switching states: How centromeres become mitotically competent".
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Professor Jan Löwe, of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, will discuss the "Filaments of the Bacterial Cytoskeleton"
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Prof Keith Jones, Head of Biological Sciences at Southampton University, and previously a member of ICaMB, will tell us "Why Women Ovulate More Aneuploid Eggs as They Get Older"
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Prof Jonathon Pines, University of Cambridge, “Understanding how cells prevent aneuploidy: towards a quantitative analysis of the spindle assembly checkpoint”
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Prof Smerdon has solved structures of Polo-box domain complexes, among others.
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Dr Ruth MacKinnon of St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia will discuss her work on "Chromosomes that cause cancer: Chromosomes with two centromeres and the breakage-fusion-bridge cycle".
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