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I'm walking 35km in The Bloody Long to support Australians living with mitochondrial disease. Please donate now to support my challenge! event.bloodylongwalk.com.au/s/19270/63843/t

Warmest congratulations Yilin Kang Yilin Kang for Academy of Finland postdoctoral fellowship! Anu Suomalainen-Wartiovaara Lab Medicine and Health, University of Helsinki University of Helsinki STEMM Research Program

Have you ever wondered how small peptides can play BIG roles in mitochondrial function? Don't miss out on our next seminar from A/Prof Lena Ho Lena Ho! Date: Tuesday 25th May 2021 Time: 12pm-1pm AEST Zoom meeting ID: 837 6489 2564 Passcode: 416131

The next instalment of MitoTalks Down Under is next week! We are excited to have Dr Andrew Moore Andy Moore from HHMI | Janelia showing us how #mitochondria mix things up for #mitosis! Date: Thursday 24th June Time: 10-11am AEST Zoom meeting ID: 814 6764 1192 Passcode: 647618

A great opportunity for a senior project manager to come work with a stellar team lead by Prof Zornitza Stark and Daniel MacArthur on an exciting and novel project to increase diagnostic yield in rare disease! career10.successfactors.com/sfcareer/jobre…

🚨PUBLICATION ALERT🚨 Modelling Mitochondrial Disease in hPSCs: What Have We Learned? Part of IJMS MDPI's special issue: Molecular Research on Mitochondrial Dysfunction Co-first w Yau Chung Low David Elliott David R. Thorburn 👩‍🎓Ann E Frazier Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) Mito Foundation bit.ly/3xTK3Ai

mtDNA heteroplasmy variation in #stemcells & following reprogramming poses a significant challenge, particularly for mtDNA hPSC models. The good news is it appears manageable for the purposes of treatment studies, with many groups showing it to be stable following directed diffs.

A great team effort all around for a very comprehensive review! Yau Chung Low Cameron McKnight David R. Thorburn David Elliott

We are very excited to have Dr Sarah Calvo from Harvard Medical School and the Vamsi Mootha lab for the next instalment of MitoTalks Down Under next week! Check out the details below 👇 Date: Friday 30th July 2021 Time: 10am-11am AEST Zoom meeting ID: 833 1769 4794 Passcode: 134174

We are excited to announce Prof. Thomas Langer The Langer Lab from MPI for Biology of Ageing will be our next guest speaker for MitoTalks Down Under! Interested in how proteases reprogram mitochondrial function? Be sure to lock this one in your calendar! Check out the details below 👇

Really looking forward to this talk!

Looking forward to this 😀 Make sure you tune in to what should be an interesting talk!

Krios box recycling 2nd episode. 10 crates to go.

Interesting study suggesting that, at least in cell culture, glucose analogues like 2-deoxyglucose can prompt selection against the pathogenic m.3243A>G mtDNA variant. Potential therapeutic implications via restricting metabolite availability but too soon to try this at home!

Australian Senate debated mito donation last night. May vote today. Senators, please vote with compassion, informed by opinions of 60 leading Aussie clinicians, bioethicists & researchers. The legislation does not need amendments.bit.ly/3Lk1oJJ Mito Foundation Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI)

Great work Tom Jackson , @DrDStojanovski and team!

Looking forward to the talk from Jessica Spinelli to kick off the 2022 MitoTalks Down Under!

Looking forward to what is sure to be a very interesting seminar tomorrow by Dr Nora Vogtel! Hope you can join us then! The details in the tweet below 👇👇👇 #mitochondria

Did you know that #mitochondria love to talk with other cell parts like #lysosomes? Join us for the next MitoTalks Down Under next Thursday with Assistant Prof. Yvette Wong from Northwestern who is listening in on that conversation and how it impacts health and disease! 👇👇

💚We are delighted to share that our CEO, Sean Murray has been shortlisted as a finalist for Research Australia’s Health and Medical Research Awards.We would like to thank to Kathryn North of MCRI and Megan Donnell for nominating Sean for his contribution to advocacy. #thankyou