Digital Cell Cycle Conference featuring Dr Orna Cohen-Fix (NIH Bethesda MD)
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Watch the Cell Cycle Conference held on June 16, 2021 on demand
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- Provide an opportunity for students and post-docs to present new and unpublished data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:
- Discuss the challenges associated with merging of parental genomes after fertilization and appreciate the outstanding questions
- Describe the 3D electrion microscopy method focused ion bean-scanning electron microscopy
- Summarize the changes that pronuclear membranes undergo to accomplish parental genome mixing
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Timings
0:07:00 - Cyclic immune pasticity specifies macrophage immune responses as a function of cell cycle (Bence Daniel, Stanford University, USA)
0:33:30 - Asymmetric nuclear division generates sibling nuclei with different identities (Chantal Roubinet, University College London, UK)
0:58:10 - Stimulation of adaptive gene amplification by origin firing under replication fork constraint (Alex Whale, Babraham Institute, UK)
1:26:10 - The first mitosis: how do parental chromosomes mix?(Orna Cohen-Fix, NIH Bethesda MD, USA)