Research Officer at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined March 2011
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Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
Murdoch Children’s and @TheDohertyInst researchers have used #heart and #lung #stemcells infected with the #virus that causes #COVID19 to better understand how the #disease impacts different organs, paving the way for more targeted treatments.
Read more➡️ mcri.edu.au/news-stories/lun…
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
There have been an incredible number of gene-editing advances (including in delivery) over the last three days.
Here are 7 of them...🧵
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
Need to ‘resource for success’, not just have a bit of a go. Don’t look at your shoes, look at the horizon. Amazing advice from Cathy Foley here at #SMP2023
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
A big day for Australian Science at #AMP2023 - Great community telling the stories of science and all that it brings to society today
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
We wanted to find out what ALPK3 does and why it might cause disease.
We fluorescently labeled ALPK3 in human pluripotent stem cells and saw ALPK3 in the M-Band in heart cell sarcomeres (GIF), rather than the nucleus as has been suggested.
Maybe a link to sarcomeric HCM?
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
I'm really happy and proud to share our latest pre-print from @MCRI_for_kids and @reNEW_Global on the molecular function of Alpha Kinase 3, an atypical kinase with an emerging role in HCM.
Paper Link below. Join me for a 🧵
#cardiotwitter #myotwitter
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Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
A “razor” is a rule of thumb that simplifies decision making.
The most powerful razors I’ve found:
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
Hi Twitter,
@PorrelloER and I are recruiting a research assistant.
Come join our team - it'll change your life (alright, it won't but it might be fun).
Further info available here:
seek.com.au/job/56091190
Please RT🙏
@novonordiskfond @MCRI_for_kids
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
Just published! 3D-cardiomics: A spatial transcriptional atlas of the mammalian heart
Read now: doi.org/10.1016/j.yjmcc.2021…
@m_mohenska @AlexTokolyi @DaveElliott_1 @Gonzalo_dlMonte @ramialison_lab @ARMI_Labs
@MonashBDI @MCRI_for_kids @UMCCR
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
Getting to the heart of the matter - using #stemcells to explore how cardiac tissue is affected by #COVID. Join us and speaker Dr Beth Stout @ethbey at our next 💡Ideas Forum on the 7th October at 12.00PM.
Register here: eventbrite.com.au/e/stem-cel…
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
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LAST CALL!
Applications* close tomorrow. Pls retweet.
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* really though if that's too close for you to get your application in, then DM/email me.
@PorrelloER @MCRI_for_kids @OzCvA
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@PorrelloER and I are hiring! Multiple post-doc positions available.
If you are interested in ❤️regeneration and understanding childhood ❤️disease using animal and stem cell models please apply!
DM for more info.
Please RT.
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Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
Me: I’ve finished my coursework, submitted my paper, and am writing my thesis. I’m ready to graduate.
Also me: Flu-or-es-cent
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
“It reflects the hard work of my students and post-docs over the years. I’m lucky to have a world class team of rising stars who are great scientists."
Congrats to @UNSW Science's @MerlinCrossley from @UNSWBABS who has been awarded the 2021 Lemberg Medal.
unsw.to/lemberg-medal
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
We should hold all in our community, including industry scientists, to this standard to protect the future of innovation and ensure our actions encourage rather than harm early career scientists such as @Komorlab and @NicoleGaudelli who are now making a name for themselves. /end
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
After the year we've all had, I'm sure many of us were looking forward to bidding farewell to 2020 tonight with family and friends.
Maybe even getting on the beers.
But the virus doesn't respect the fact that it's New Year's Eve.
Dr Elizabeth Stout retweeted
Great to have been a collaborator on Gerd Blobel's @blobelgroup Molecular Cell paper. It shows that ZNF410 regulates just one single human gene, CHD4 which represses fetal globin. Reactivating fetal globin would cure #sicklecelldisease authors.elsevier.com/a/1cD2-…
