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Sergio Menchero

@sermenchero

Postdoctoral fellow in Turner lab @TheCrick | PhD in Manzanares lab | DevBio, epigenetics, marsupial heterochrony | #embryo2017 | (he/him)
London, England Joined September 2013
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Sergio Menchero @sermenchero
Excited to share our latest work @lab_turner 🚨 Pace of development is often adjusted to gestation time ⏱️So how does the extremely short gestation of marsupials affects their embryo development ? 🐨🦘#DevBio biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
www.biorxiv.org Marsupial single-cell transcriptomics provides an atlas of developmental heterochrony Single-cell transcriptomics has revealed conserved and divergent programmes of organogenesis in mammals, but existing studies have focused on eutherians. Marsupials exhibit short gestation and...
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New preprint from the lab! This collaboration kept me close to my dear mouse blastocyst 🤩 Have a read to learn how sex chromosomes impact preimplantation dev with cool findings on the different effect of maternal vs paternal X on growth and the impact of the Y on trophectoderm
Turner Lab @lab_turner Nov 28, 2024
Our latest preprint is out! 🐭🧬We show that sex chromosomes regulate the transcriptional and developmental landscape of the mouse preimplantation embryo.👇⬇️
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Sergio Menchero @sermenchero
Developmental tempo in mouse and human neural progenitors is influenced by protein degradation ⏳ Very cool work measuring protein half lives, proteasomal activity, and the consequences of accelerating protein degradation 👇
Teresa Rayon @t_rayon Aug 2, 2024
1st #prerpint from the lab together with @briscoejames!

biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Collaborative effort led by @SNakanoh & Despina Stamataki, with contributions from @enabel_sp, @azziChiA, Alex Pokhilko, and help from proteomics (Crick & BI) + bioinformatic teams 🥂

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