New paper on laNts, laminin and netrins in basement membranes.
They grow up so fast – PhD Viva Edition
Today was another landmark day for the lab, PhD student Jiraroch Meevassana defended his doctoral thesis at viva voce. Jiraroch…
They grow up so fast – BSMB 2022 edition
This week marked my return to face-to-face conferences and the realisation of just how much I’ve missed them! The British…
New paper published – identifying a miRNA target for glaucoma treatment
I’m very pleased to announce that our recent work has been published in the journal Genes (click the image below…
Editing for impact #6 – Dealing with the Waffle-monster [addressing common problems]
We’ve all been there – shared a first draft with supervisors or co-authors and it has come back covered in…
Life in the lab – Researcher Guide Book – FREE Prize Draw!
FREE prize draw to win copies of Life in the Lab – researcher guide book.
They grow up so fast – Liam’s graduation edition
Yesterday, the hottest day ever in the UK, Liam donned his newly acquired superhero PhD robes and took the final…
They grow up so fast – Fawziah and Bilge’s first year talks
Today Fawziah Asiri and Bilge Sari gave their first year PhD talks, a milestone in their journey that allows them…
They grow up so fast – Adding a “Dr” to Conor Sugden
Today was another huge moment for the Lantsandlaminins team… Conor “Conro” Sugden passed his viva voce (PhD thesis defence) and…
New paper published – First ever LaNt in vivo studies!
New paper – studying laminin N terminus alpha31 in a transgenic mouse model. The first in vivo experiments into this protein. The results are striking!
LaNts and Laminins 