New paper – studying laminin N terminus alpha31 in a transgenic mouse model. The first in vivo experiments into this protein. The results are striking!
Tag: Laminin
They grow up so fast – Liam’s concluding remarks
Liam Shaw submitted his thesis this week. A momentous day on the PhD journey. I really liked his poetic conclusion, and share it here for your enjoyment!
New Paper Published – LaNt a31 in breast cancer
Big new paper out now! “Laminin N-terminus α31 is upregulated in invasive ductal breast cancer and changes the mode of tumour invasion.”
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New Paper Published – LM511-E8 treatment of burn wounds
New paper by Jiraroch Meevassana on using a laminin fragment to improve burn wound repair
They grow up so fast MSc 2020-21 – Olivia
Backdated…so I guess this should really a “they grew up so fast”… A retrospective and long-overdue “Big shout-out” to Olivia … More
They grow up so fast – MRes 2021-22 – Megan
A little shout-out to Meagan Hague who has just finished her first lab project with our group as part of her Masters in Research in Clinical Science.
New paper out – Laminin polymerization and inherited disease: lessons from genetics
New mini-review about laminin mutations and their effect on basement membrane assembly and tissue function.
You can see a lot by looking – fluorescence microscopy to brighten your day
Back in the lab post COVID and Dr Lee Troughton has been on the confocal microscope grabbing some cool pics … More
New paper out – CRISPRing laminins
Attempts at genome editing laminin beta 1 with Dendra2 photoconvertible tag
A Llama Christmas miracle
Extra special ‘toon day… Click on the first image to view as a slide show. Merry Christmas one and all!
LaNts and Laminins 