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New paper out - LaNt a31 distribution in human tissue. Cool pics galore!
A little while back, I was guest on a podcast about teaching methods. It's now able to be embedded onto personal websites, so here it is (you can also find it on spotify, apple, deezer etc) https://open.spotify.com/episode/1779VR3L4UqhtsXi5jddQf?si=DXutgDaQQVCKu_gur5H3lg Want to know more? Read the original blog post about it here If the player doesn't work, you... Continue Reading →
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This week I taught four practical classes in COVID-secure conditions. Here are some tips from what I have learned.
Back in the lab post COVID and Dr Lee Troughton has been on the confocal microscope grabbing some cool pics of corneal epithelial keratinocytes assembling cell to matrix adhesions. Most of these images are of hemidesomosome proteins (integrin b4, collagen XVII, BPAG1e) or laminin 332. Hemidesmosomes are the points of attachment for where sheets of... Continue Reading →
