Heading to my first CDG (Congenital Disorders of Glycosylation) Scientific & Family Conference this week in Orlando (CDG-CARE).
Looking forward to reconnecting with colleagues and sharing our latest work on Piga gene replacement therapy—led by Jennifer Watts, Ph.D.
Applications for the CSHL Mouse Course are due TODAY!
Save the date card featuring a skyline of the host city of Seattle for the SCGDB annual meeting Sept 28-30, 2026
We are excited to announce that the 49th Annual Meeting of the SCGDB will be held September 28th-30th, 2026 in Seattle! The meeting will be hosted by the University of Washington
The figure shows staining of mouse embryos with X-gal to highlight Ttc21b in whole-mount embryos (panels A-D,H) or after sectioning (panels E-G,I-N). Boxed areas in panel E are shown magnified in panels F and G, boxed areas in panels I and L are shown magnified in panels J and M. Arrows indicate specific areas of lacZ expression.
Rebekah Niewoehner, Rolf Stottmann & co found that pathogenic Ttc21b variants, the primary #cilia gene, contribute to primary #microcephaly, with homozygous #mouse mutants showing severe #microcephaly due to impaired neural progenitor proliferation and differentiation.
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This is awful. 2 per cycle for an established research program is not a tall order if you are a 100% research PI and the whole lab is supposed to be NIH covered. given score compression it can take multiple rounds to advance from a score to single digits.
Great to see a crowd at Columbus Stand Up for Science! Stay the course and CALL YOUR REPRESENTATIVES!
ok, time to try this one. The other place was......just........too........everything.........
