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Wilkie Lab

@Wilkie_Lab

Based in @MRC_WIMM at @UniofOxford, our researchers work with NHS craniofacial teams around the UK to advance understanding of the genetics of #craniosynostosis
Oxford, United Kingdom imm.ox.ac.uk/research/resea… Joined October 2020
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Wilkie Lab @Wilkie_Lab
Check out this special symposium edition of @JournalofAnat on #craniosynostosis guest edited by one of our PIs, @srftwigg, and featuring work by our DPhil student @IsaacSWalton 🧬

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo…
onlinelibrary.wiley.com Reassessing the association: Evaluation of a polyalanine deletion variant of RUNX2 in non‐syndromic... The skull images in the abstract require attribution as follows: “Skull image created by Servier Medical Art, and modified for use under a CC BY 4.0 license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by...
Progress in craniosynostosis research! AdCr meetings unite clinicians, researchers & families to tackle this condition. Latest Journal of Anatomy issue honours Prof. Gillian Morriss-Kay & features 10 interdisciplinary studies. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo… #Craniosynostosis #AdCr
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Congratulations to our Postdoc Lisa for being a runner up in the @MRC_WIMM Public Engagement Awards! 🗣️🧪

Lisa has been involved in numerous initiatives since joining our lab, most recently helping to organise @pintofscience in Oxford 🍺
@lizthescientis1 Well done to all the researchers who have been recognised in the MRC WIMM Public Engagement Awards:
 
Joint Winners: @maya_pidoux (@TaoDongGroup) & Tom Wilson (@FoldingGenome)
Runners Up: Andrew Armitage (@DrakesmithLab) & Lisa Leinhos (@Wilkie_Lab)
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Congratulations to our DPhil student @IsaacSWalton!

Isaac won the Judge’s prize at @Oxford_MRC_DTP for speedily presenting his research about modelling ZIC1 craniosynostosis in mice - in under 3 minutes ⏱️‼️
Congratulations to our students @grace_meaker and @IsaacSWalton, who both won awards at the Oxford MRC Doctoral Training Partnership Symposium (@Oxford_MRC_DTP) earlier today.

Grace won the first prize in the student short talks, with her piece on 'The Novel Role of Runx Factors: Regulating Haematopoietic Stem Cell Expansion'.

Isaac won the Judge’s Award in the 3-Minute Research Competition.

Well done both!
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