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Joined October 2018
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One of the most lucid Biochemistry textbooks around!
RIP Lubert Stryer - his Biochemistry was my first college textbook, a gift from the lab where I had a summer job
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Very excited to share this new piece of work - the culmination of a wonderful collaboration with the @sysbiomelab.
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...and here is the first author, Frederick Clasen, between his PhD advisors, having just presented his brilliant work before his thesis defence! Great job and thank you and @SaeedShoaie for being such great colleagues!
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Are you a clinician interested in research? Then check out some exciting projects on offer at @TheCrick Doctoral Clinical Fellow's programme: crick.ac.uk/careers-study/cl…
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We are looking for a postdoc to lead an @EPSRC-funded project on the interplay between #metabolism and #signalling using cutting-edge #chemical_biology tools (crick.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/…). Please RT!
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Still some time to apply for this exciting opportunity! Please RT.
An @EPSRC-funded postdoctoral position is available in our lab to study the interplay between cancer metabolism and signalling using cutting-edge chemical biology tools (crick.ac.uk/careers-study/va…).
An @EPSRC-funded postdoctoral position is available in our lab to study the interplay between cancer metabolism and signalling using cutting-edge chemical biology tools (crick.ac.uk/careers-study/va…).
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This project is part of an exciting multidisciplinary collaboration between @TheCrick and @GSK (gow.epsrc.ukri.org/NGBOViewG…)
Pretty cool initiative by @UCLChemistry! UCL Chemistry team wins award for students’ home science kits | UCL News - UCL – University College London ucl.ac.uk/news/2021/nov/ucl-…
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Metabolism has been increasingly appreciated to play important roles in pulmonary fibrosis, a devastating pathological feature of chronic lung disease that will likely also impact patients who suffered from severe #COVID19.
Happy to share an @AnastasiouLab commentary (with @NunesP9) @NatureNV about a beautiful piece of work by @MarcusDGon & colleagues. Call me biased, but the discovery of a new ligand for PKM2 linked to a previously unappreciated physiological phenomenon is pretty awesome!
Feeding mice high-fructose corn syrup drives an increase in the surface area of the gut that is associated with enhanced nutrient absorption and weight gain. Learn more in a super N&V by Patrícia Nunes & @AnastasiouLab @TheCrick go.nature.com/3sFDK1z
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An exceptional and inspirational lecture by Ernst Hafen - youtu.be/lhK0e23_5KY
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Join us for the third session of this exciting talks series! Tomorrow, Tuesday, 4pm, UK time
#ISCaM2020 - 'Systemic Metabolism and Cancer' - we are going live again, covering Metabolic Disease and Cancer with four talks: Marco @LabSandri, Paolo Porporato @LabPorpo, Andrew Dannenberg @WeillCornell, Stephan Herzig @helmholtz_diabc. Program/Zoom: drive.google.com/file/d/1On-…
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This is a really cool piece of work! Illuminating a widely-used drug's (true) mode-of-action is exciting!
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Interesting choice of words for the title.... Ten people who mattered in science in 2019. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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@AnastasiouLab X-mas lunch at the Crick together with our dear colleagues from the Yuneva lab.
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Celebrating @aakritijain24, the newest PhD from the @AnastasiouLab, with her examiners, @FrezzaLab and Michael Munday just after the viva - congratulations, Aakriti! @Meta_RNA
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Exciting new insights into how cells control their division! And a brilliant demonstration of how single-cell studies can transform the way we (re-)view fundamental phenomena in biology!
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