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Digital Cell Cycle Conference - featuring Sir Paul Nurse (The Francis Crick Institute)

Watch on-demand the Cell Cycle Conference held on March 2, 2021  


Summary 

The Cell Cycle Conference provides a venue for labs doing fundamental cell cycle research in model organisms to interact with those using mammalian cells to drive research in a more ‘translational’ direction.

Meeting aims:

  • Provide an opportunity for students and post-docs to present new and unpublished data
  • Inspire new collaborations within the UK and beyond 


Webinar objectives 

  • Investigate the meaning of a cell cycle control
  • Understand the role of cyclin dependent protein kinases (CDKs) in controlling the cell cycle
  • Recognise the importance of global cellular CDK activity in driving temporal cell cycle order 

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The Cell Cycle Club provides a venue for labs doing fundamental cell cycle research in model organisms to interact with those using mammalian cells to drive research in a more ‘translational’ direction.
Meeting aims:


Interview with our Nobel Prize winning keynote:
Professor Sir Paul Nurse (The Francis Crick Institute) 

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Timings 

00:00 - 06:56 - Introduction 

06:56 - 35:40 - Wayne Stallaert (University of North Carolina, US)
The molecular structure of the human cell cycle

35:40 - 01:03:00 - Geronimo Dubra (CNRS, France)
CDK-mediated control of intrinsic disorder is a hallmark of the cell cycle

01:03:00 - 01:31:00 - Erin Moran (University of Virginia, US)
Mitotic R-loops direct Aurora 1 B kinase to maintain centromeric cohesion
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01:31:00 - Keynote: Sir Paul Nurse (The Francis Crick Institute, UK)
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2001 recipient 
Controlling the eukaryotic cell cycle