Woolner Lab
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Sarah Woolner's lab at the University of Manchester, UK. We investigate mechanical regulation of cell division in developing tissues.
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The localisation of the mitotic spindle orientation protein, NuMA, is highly dynamic and sensitive to tissue stretch. Frogs are also great for live imaging 🐸
Check out our preprint:
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Check out our preprint:
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Check out our new preprint on bioRxiv. We show that NuMA localisation is sensitive to tissue stretch and acts to fine-tune division orientation.
Mitotic spindle orientation and dynamics are fine-tuned by anisotropic tissue stretch via NuMA localisation biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Mitotic spindle orientation and dynamics are fine-tuned by anisotropic tissue stretch via NuMA localisation biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Come join the Manchester Xenopus community: the Dorey lab are recruiting a Research Associate to study the response of neural progenitor cells to spinal cord injury.
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Interested in how mechanical forces regulate cells and tissues? We're looking for a postdoc, ideally with experience in proteomics, to join us in the Woolner lab.
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