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Happy New Year! I hope 2025 is good for you all. We start this year with a somewhat controversial review. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…. Here, we discuss how a cell receives signalling receptors from neighbouring cells, allowing them to transduce a previously unknown signal. 1/3

Presenting Dr #2 from our group Dr Samuel Olaitan from Lagos State University TETFund Been a pleasure to watch you grow and develop as a scientist during your time with us. Many thanks Dr Steven Coles from University of Worcester and Prof Neil Crickmore Biochemistry & Biomedicine @ University of Sussex for examiner duties.

Major congrats to Dr#3 from our group Okan Sevim who passed his PhD viva yesterday. A super talented researcher, it’s been a privilege to serve as Okan’s supervisor from MSc to PhD in Biochemistry & Biomedicine @ University of Sussex Sussex Life Sciences Thanks to examiners Simon Mitchell BSMS & Faraz K Mardakheh Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University

Targeting epigenetic vulnerability in glioblastoma cancer stem cells Yaser Atlasi findaphd.com/phds/project/t… (2/7)

Presenting our latest work out now in Oncogene Journal driven by Megan Wagstaff in Sussex Life Sciences University of Sussex Sussex Cancer Research Centre Sussex Blood Cancer Research Wnt UK. We show the oncogene β-catenin interacts with a Wnt mRNA network in myeloid leukaemia cells Quick tour🧵👇 1/ nature.com/articles/s4138…

Please join us in Seoul, Korea! This event is open to everyone interested in stem cells, organoids, and genetic engineering. #koo_lab, #ibs_cge

Job Alert📢 Looking for your first or next Postdoc position? Then don't look further, apply to join our lab to tackle the next big challenges in the Wnt signalling field. Experience in protein biochemistry & in vitro cell biology is essential for this post tinyurl.com/2p9rndfy

Amazing opportunity with a fantastic PI, at a stellar institute studying a fascinating part of the greatest signalling pathway ever crafted by evolution.

Now peer-reviewed an out PNASNews with new data and improved discovery on how TBX3 connects to the #WNT transcriptional machinery Can this #DevBio factor be targeted in colrectal #Cancer ? pnas.org/doi/epub/10.10…

Fascinating new work out now in PNASNews from the Cantu group at Aaron P. Mohr showing Wnt signalling interaction with the transcription factor TBX3 representing a potential targetable axis in colorectal cancer.

Outstanding work by Jan H Voss was just published. Different WNTs act differently even though they engage FZDs and LRP5/6. Receptor-receptor association is not necessarily followed by higher order clustering. davide calebiro Yining Yan Lukas Grätz nature.com/articles/s4146…

Awesome new work out by the Schulte lab lab showing the complexity of WNT ligand interactions with FZDs at the cell membrane and implications for Wnt signalling activation out now in Nature Communications

New research reveals that WNT2, upregulated by m6A modification, promotes M2-like macrophage polarization and the malignant progression of nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC). Find more about it by reading > nature.com/articles/s4138…

Calling all WntUK ECRs! As the vision for a 2026 Wnt meeting takes shape we're planning a one-day ECR event. Interested in helping shape and organise it alongside our ECR rep Nadia Nasreddin? A great opportunity to connect, contribute, and develop your career. Get in touch!

If you are interested in helping to organise and shape this event, I would love for you to join me!

Excited to share our recent work on the Wnt signalosome nature.com/articles/s4146…

Forgot to say a huge thanks to Diu Nguyen_vn_uk for inviting me to give a Haemato-Oncology seminar at Queen Mary University of London Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary) last week. Great to catch up with valued colleagues and discuss the latest research Looking forward to returning next month for the BCI RNA HUB in cancer symposium

Many of us will still be reading posts on this platform, so here is one from us: we have an exciting Postdoc position available on the regulation of tankyrase in signalling and telomere maintenance. More information here: jobs.icr.ac.uk/vacancies/1244…

New postdoc position available below in the Guettler lab at The ICR 👇👇

Fantastic new work out from the Gammons/Bienz group at MRC-LMB Cell Biology The CIMR in Nature Communications revealing new insights into Wnt signalosome assembly by Axin. 👇👇👇