A huge thank you to the families and participants who made this research possibleβyour contributions are invaluable. And of course, shout out to Hannah Hovermale, Elissah Granger, and Michael Sharp for their hard work on this project, all collaborators and St Vincent's Institute of Medical Research
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We found evidence suggesting that FA is under-diagnosed in Australia, and more testing identifies more cases, and that males are more likely to be tested than females. The reasons behind these observations are unclear and deserve further investigation.
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Clinical and genetic spectrum of Fanconi anemia in Australia and New Zealand
Fanconi anemia (FA) is a rare genetic condition that predisposes to progressive bone marrow failure, a specific spectrum of malignancies, including heβ¦
I feel incredibly privileged to share this study on Fanconi anaemia, based on a small but important cohort. This work describes the genetics and clinical outcomes of patients in Australia and New Zealand with a diagnosis of FA.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Genetic dissection of MutL complexes in Arabidopsis meiosis
Abstract. During meiosis, homologous chromosomes exchange genetic material through crossing over. The main crossover pathway relies on ZMM proteins, includ
π Our collaborative work with @monica-pradillo.bsky.social, "Genetic dissection of MutL complexes in Arabidopsis meiosis," is now published in NAR! π± doi.org/10.1093/nar/...
π¬ We show that MutLΞ³ is crucial for ZMM-dependent crossovers, with MUS81 unable to fully compensate for its loss.
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A high-resolution meiotic crossover map from single-nucleus ATAC-seq reveals insights into the recombination landscape in mammals
Abstract. Meiotic crossovers promote correct chromosome segregation and the shuffling of genetic diversity. However, the measurement of crossovers remains
Beyond advancing our understanding of recombination biology, this approach also opens the door to applications in detecting fertility-related issues and identifying genetic conditions at the single-cell level. Exciting to see where this will lead in the next stage of the project!
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Thrilled to share our latest work on meiotic recombination, where we mapped rates and distributions by sequencing thousands of individual sperm. This study was led by Stevan Novakovic and @caitlinharris.bsky.social , in collaboration with @davisjmcc.bsky.social and Cynthia Liu.
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Congratulations Piotr!
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Paper accepted! Shout out to co-first authors Hannah Fluhler, Elissah Granger and Michael Sharp.
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Meiosis: Exploring diversity to discover the fundamentals
Meiosis is an essential cell division for sexual reproduction and fertility across eukaryotes. It involves a series of tightly regulated processes, including entry into meiosis, pairing of homologs, β¦
Registration now open for the 2025 EMBO workshop on Meiosis! June 22-26, 2025, Engelberg, Switzerland.
Deadline for abstract submissions and registration is Feb 15th, 2025. Lots of speaker slots will be selected from abstracts, so apply now! meetings.embo.org/event/25-mei...
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Thanks to the team for a great year and a very chilled end of year lunch in Carlton gardens.
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Congratulations to Shiella Amelia Soetomo on completing an excellent Masters thesis on developing tools to measure synthetic lethality. Shout out to co-supervisor Michael Sharp!
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PhD student in Human Genomics and Evolution @SVIMR. A Thai in Melbourne, interested in genetic variation influenced immune response in human and animals π¦ π§¬
Tests and engineers membrane proteins for crop improvement and separation technology applications. Bioengineering Professor.
A/Prof Ryan Whitford - cereal scientist - whose translatable research outcomes are in wheat reproductive biology. βNullius in verba.β Opinions are my own.
https://researchportal.murdoch.edu.au/esploro/profile/ryan_whitford
Plant developmental biologist - flowering, inflorescence architecture and heat responses in wheat, barley and oats πΎ.
University of Adelaide, Australia.
Bioinformatics PhD student π» @UniMelb & @svimedicalresearch
| Data Science | Bioinformatics | she/her https://sagrikachugh.github.io/
Research scientist in @Raph_Mercier Lab @mpipz_Cologne, Cell Cycle, Meiotic Recombination, Plant Development, Germ Line Establishment, Genome Stability. Using Genetics, Cytology and Microscopy.
Same content, different website! Human evolutionary genomics, functional genomics and archaic hominins. Group leader in Human Genomics at SVI in Melbourne/Naarm, Australia. Durian evangelist. Sometimes I go to Estonia.
Working on meiotic recombination in the Ziolkowski Lab at AMU Poznan πΏπ§¬
Post Doc at SVI Melbourne| DNA Repair and Recombination researcher 𧬠| Fanconi Anaemia| Bioinformatician π©βπ» | University of Otago alumni π±
Postdoctoral Research Fellow| Functional Genomics group, DAGS@ Merck | PhD. in Experimental Medicine@ McGill| CRISPR-based Spatial Genomics| Optical pooled screening| CROPseq|DNA repair, EMT & Retinal diseases.
Plant Genomic Recombination Laboratory at POSTECH
The Chowdhury lab at DFCI/Harvard Medical School studies #DSBrepair, #RadiationOncology & #microRNAs as biomarkers.
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Plant cytogeneticist interested in understanding chromosome behaviour during meiosis. Researcher and lecturer at UCM. Arabidopsis is my favourite plant πΏ.
Retired and meiosis addicted
We use molecular & cell biology and single-molecule approaches to study DNA replication stress and its contribution to genome instability in cancer.
Fission yeast genomics, epigenetics and centromeres, genome engineering, Russian language, culture and pre-1917 history.
Interested in meiosis, embryogenesis, reproduction, evolution and agriculture. Professor of Plant Genome Engineering at Radboud University, The Netherlands. More information: https://www.ru.nl/personen/underwood-c; https://www.mpipz.mpg.de/underwood
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