Postdoc @MRC_LMB🇬🇧 | PhD @HokkaidoUni🇯🇵 | interested in embryogenesis and epithelial architecture
Cambridge, England
Joined September 2016
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Happy to see our work finally finally out🤩🥳🤩🥳
And huge thank you to everyone who supported the project!
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Extremely happy to share the first manuscript of the lab! 🥳🥳🥳In this paper, we have looked at the coupling between delamination and differentiation at gastrulation. If you are interested in pluripotency, gastrulation, and mouse embryos keep reading! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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「発生プログラムに“エラー”が生じても、それを乗り越えて健康な体を作り上げる仕組み」（教科書にまだ載ってない）についてお話しします！
もう一人の演者、伊川さんの生殖の話も超面白いです！
お時間あれば、ぜひご参加ください。
【高校教員向け】3/25(水) 理学研究科(兼任)の石谷太 教授が『生命科学の限界を魚で突破！見えてきた「発生」の新たな仕組み』と題した講演を行います。高校理科のためのSpringSchool2026@微研「生命のはじまりを探る-生殖と発生の最前線から-」の1講演。無料。オンライン。>> osaka-u.ac.jp/ja/event/2026/…
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Our new study @ScienceAdvances “Mechano-gradients drive morphogen-noise correction to ensure robust patterning” Mechanical force drives cell competition!
張力が細胞競合を駆動し発生を守る
#cell competition #Wnt #zebrafish #morphogen
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RNAseq is commonly performed. We compared N=30 wild-type Bl6 mice to an N=30 heterozygotic knockout with a phenotype, and then downsized. We found you need at least an N= 8-12 to avoid a >50% false positive rate. A 2nd line confirmed the finding.
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How does regeneration affect the local and systemic metabolism? In a joint effort we show a conserved mechanism of fly and axolotl of adapting lipid metabolism upon injury. @TatiSandGuz @Mekki1909
nature.com/articles/s41536-0…
ご縁があり、第二章の「研究留学先を探し，オファーを獲得する」にコラムを書かせていただきました。この章は海外でポスドクを探す時に必要な情報が全て詰まっていると言っても過言ではないと思います！他の章は私自身の今後のためのリアルな経験談ばかりで、とても参考になりました🙏
【新刊】発行前からXで反響をいただいた『研究留学実践ガイド』本日発行です！
留学先の探し方から独立，帰国後の職探しまで，各ステージでのノウハウとリアルな体験談が満載です．本書を読んで，皆さんも新たな一歩を踏み出してみませんか？ 充実の目次をぜひご覧ください↓
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ちょっと斜めの話になりますが、男性も積極的に「子どもが熱なんで」と休むべき。でないと母親は「万が一休んだりするから呼ぶのやめとこう」、父親は「なんかあっても奥さんがみててくれるから大丈夫」、という分断が。男も女も関係なく、コミットしたいものにコミットできる社会を。
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子どもを理由に休んではいけなかという「超パワフルツヨツヨ(女性)研究者像」は消し去るべき。そうじゃなきゃ生き残れなかったあの頃の世界は理解した上で、そうしてきた先人を「ロールモデル」だのと崇め奉る宗教はもうやめて、男も女も家庭を優先しながらでもバリバリ研究できる世界を我々の手で。
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📢📢New paper alert! The work of Aly, the first PhD student in my lab is out! We have explored the mechanisms of germline entry in the mouse and identified integrin signaling as a new roadblock of primordial germ cell specification. Keep reading: science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
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How does genomic mosaicism arise during development? We identified that embryo patterning signals not only readour genetic blueprints to build organisms, but they also play a critical role in their maintenance. A quick dive into our new paper nature.com/articles/s41467-0… 1/10
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Gastrulation enthusiasts: don't miss the new article from Isabelle Migeotte's group! Non-apical mitoses contribute to delamination during mouse gastrulation. I am very happy to be part of this work and to see that our 3D EpiSC model was useful! nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Congratulations🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The Kennedy Trust is delighted to award its sixth Senior Research Fellowship to Dr Tetsuo Hasegawa @Cambridge_Uni for his project exploring the role of neuroimmune interaction in the development of arthritis and immune-driven pain. Congratulations Tetsuo! kennedytrust.org/the-kennedy…
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For those interested in mouse PGCs and attending #ISSCR2024 please come to say hello tomorrow to poster 182. I will be talking about the work of Aly Makhlouf, the first PhD student of the lab.
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1/5-My first last author paper by my talented PhDstudent @JamieMcGinn3 is finally out @NatureCellBio! We show how the progressive stretching of the oesophagus after birth triggers the transition from developmental growth to adult homeostasis @SCICambridge
nature.com/articles/s41556-0…
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Excited to announce that I am joining the Department of Biology @ULLafayette as a #newPI in Jan 2025. We are exploring the cancer cell evolution using #Drosophila.
My new lab is recruiting PhD students to start in 2025!!
Please check morphomeostasis.com
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It was an honour to welcome His Majesty Emperor Naruhito today as part of the Japanese state visit with @JAPANinUK 🇯🇵🇬🇧
The Emperor met Crick staff with personal connections to Japan and heard about the wide range of research happening at the Crick.
ALT Emperor Naruhito of Japan poses in a lab at the Francis Crick Institute with Sir Paul Nurse and research coordinator Ryoko Mandeville.
ALT Emperor Naruhito of Japan meets Sir Paul Nurse, Sir Tim Hunt and Dr Sam Barrell in the atrium of the Francis Crick Institute.
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Ephrin Forward Signaling Controls Interspecies Cell Competition in Pluripotent Stem Cells biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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I've come to understand (slowly) that these skills are crucial for climbing the career ladder, but I still hold hope that academia will embrace a more diverse definitions of "success" -though I am concerned what 'evolutional process' of the current academic system may result in..
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One of my graduate students dropped by my office, exasperated, and said, "I don't know how to innovate. So, how can I do a PhD?".
I erased my whiteboard and began listing strategies for generating new research ideas. They left reassured and excited!
As #professors, we mentor and make knowledge accessible to empower our students. I hope this is helpful to others! #academicchatter #Phdlife #Highered
