Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
The next in our series of #MeetTheExpert posts features Owen Sansom, whose group has created advanced mouse models matching a variety of human colorectal cancer subtypes.
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Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
The next in our series of #MeetTheExpert posts features Laura Greaves, whose group investigates the role of age-related mitochondrial DNA mutations in cancer biology
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MAPK-driven epithelial cell plasticity underlies colorectal cancer therapeutic resistance:
Members of our Cancer Cluster contributed to a recent paper that provides insight into resistance to therapy and suggests strategies that may improve therapeutic efficacy
nmgn.mrc.ukri.org/news/mapk-dr...
Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
The next in our series of posts highlighting our diverse expertise features Prof Robin Williams, whose group uses Dictyostelium to identify the proteins targeted by drugs
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Fresh insights reveal how cancer gene mutations drive tumour growth:
Andrew Wood (lead of our Degron Cluster) has co-led a team that created a comprehensive map that shows how hundreds of possible mutations in a key cancer gene influence tumour growth
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Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
The next in our series highlighting our diverse expertise features Dr Andrew Wood, whose lab uses genome editing and targeted protein degradation to study genetic disease using cell lines, organoids, and mice.
Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
The next in our series of posts highlighting our diverse expertise features Dr Alex Whitworth, whose group uses Drosophila models of neurodegenerative diseases.
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The MRC National Mouse Genetics Network’s Best Models Working Group connects researchers with the right expertise in biological models and computational tools as part of our commitment to the #3Rs.
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#MeetTheExpert
A study led by Owen Sansom, Director of the National Mouse Genetics Network, has identified the protein NPM1 as a potential therapeutic target in liver and bowel cancers:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
The National Mouse Genetics Network has contributed to a new briefing from the UK Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) that examines the development and use of emerging technologies as alternatives to animals in life sciences research.
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10 days left to apply for this position at #LancasterUniversity working on the #MURIDAE project @mrcmousenetwork.bsky.social
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Still time to apply to join this incredible team and contribute to our understanding of neurodevelopmental disorders. #PreclinicalResearch #Genetics
📢 Job Alert 📢
Post-doc position at #LancasterUniversity working on the #MURIDAE project @mrcmousenetwork.bsky.social
Working with #genetic #preclinical models for #schizophrenia 🧠🧬🐭
Please repost!
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DPW471/s...
Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
The next in our series of posts highlighting our diverse expertise features Dr Alex Benedetto, a Senior Lecturer in Integrative Physiology, who works with C. elegans.
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Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
The next in our series of posts highlighting our diverse expertise features Prof Karen Liu, who works on congenital anomalies arising during embryonic development.
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Great talk by Claire and Rosie this afternoon @mrcmousenetwork.bsky.social meeting!
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Great two days in York with the MRC National Mouse Genetics Network. Always a pleasure to be invited to share MitoCluster's work, thank you!
@mrcmousenetwork.bsky.social @jellevda.bsky.social @lauragreaves.bsky.social @robpitceathly.bsky.social
Just heading home from our @mrcmousenetwork.bsky.social MRC NMGN Science Meeting 2025 in York where our Congenital Anomalies Cluster shared updates on our clinical VUS & phenotyping pipelines at the podium! Great discussions! #FunctionalGenomics #RareDisease #CongenitalAnomalies
Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
The next in our series of posts highlighting our diverse expertise features Dr Xiao Fu, who uses integrative data science and computational modelling approaches to study cancer.
We plan to facilitate replacement training at the @mrcharwell.bsky.social Advance training centre and our Best Models Working Group provides a forum for researchers to learn about alternative models and connect with experts in other systems
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We welcome the government’s effort to provide a clear roadmap for the phasing out of the use of animals in research, while maintaining scientific rigour and safety standards.
Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
Next in our series highlighting the diverse expertise of our Working Group are Prof Matthew Guille and Dr Annie Godwin who work with Xenopus to recreate novel human gene variants thought to cause disease.
Our Best Models Working Group can offer advice on the use of a range of model systems.
Over the coming weeks, we will be highlighting the diverse expertise of our Working Group, starting with Julia Cordero, an expert in the use of Drosophila to study intestinal biology.
#MeetTheExpert
If you want advice on selecting the most appropriate model for your research, contact the NMGN Best Models Working Group to be connected with researchers with expertise in diverse biological models and computational tools:
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#MeetTheExpert #3Rs
Nice place for a bit of work and hopefully some fun!
Last session in full swing! #OrganoidsAreUs2025
Our first session of today's #OrganoidsAreUs2025 is dedicated to organoid models in cancer research.
We go with
✨ Vincenzo Corbo
✨ Ben Dwyer
✨ Maximilian Reichert
✨ Chiara Braconi
Another packed session for a critical and fast-developing field!
Second session on #StemCells #regeneration and #cancer. We start with
🧪 Phil Jones from the @sangerinstitute.bsky.social
🧪 Followed by Suet Yu Leung from Hong Kong Uni and
🧪 Eleanor Earp from @edinburghuni.bsky.social ,
✨ First keynote lecture by Helmuth Gehart from @ethz.ch
#OrganoidsAreUs2025
