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Research Associate | Proteomics Core Facility | CRUK

Cambridge, England
Joined January 2020
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Really grateful to have been given the opportunity to present at another @physoc conference. Great to catch up with colleagues and meet new researchers in the muscle field. Nice bonus to have been chosen for the ECR oral communication award 😀
🎉 Many congratulations to the #EarlyCareerResearchers competition winners! The winners & runners ups for the Flash Talks & Oral Communications were announced at our #MuscleLoss meeting @UniofExeter. Well done to all the awardees and presenters, see details below 🧵 1/3
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Really enjoyed learning more about Genomics, Proteomics and Biodata. Always a bonus to showcase some of our work on the ageing muscle proteome and engage in some great discussions #FOG2024
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Happy to see my first PhD project now published! Here we studied the mechanisms of ubiquitylation utilised by a family of muscle-specific enzymes known as MuRF E3 ligases. doi.org/10.1016/j.bbrep.2023…
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We’re excited to plant the seed of a UK-wide network bringing together researchers at all levels with an interest in #proteostasis #ProteinQualityControl. 1/4 proteostasisuk.co.uk/
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With a fixed typo, I re-invite you to come chat Ub & Targeted Protein Degradation with our welcoming community at the @FASEBorg #UBPSRC where full days of exciting science with joyful interactions will be capped by nightly fireworks over the natural wonder of Niagara Falls.
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Great to have been part of this larger project! I’m now very intrigued about the Leloir pathway and studying it further with our new cell line 🧫
Replying to @gareth_wallis
Lots of questions here around if the circulating galactose is/was used for glycogen synthesis. We don't have the answers. Our exploratory analysis by @alex_seabright @SamLord98 and @RitaCivil saw human skeletal muscle expresses Leloir pathway enzymes at gene and protein level 6/7
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Some snapshots from our poster session today #HMAC2023 ⁦@ARThealthyaging⁩ ⁦@LJMUSportSci⁩ ⁦@physoc⁩ ⁦@BiochemSoc⁩
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One-Pot Analytical Pipeline for Efficient and Sensitive Proteomic Analysis of Extracellular Vesicles | buff.ly/3rb8efi #proteomics
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Beyond Myosin Heavy Chains: Ribosomal Specialization Drives Human Skeletal Muscle Fiber Heterogeneity biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_physio
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Now online. I really liked this chat!: Muscle atrophy with aging mainly protein breakdown New thinking on muscle nuclei/satellite cells Drugs not as good as exercise for healthspan Thanks (no Twitter) Benjamin! Spotify (shorturl.at/cDGK5), Apple Podcasts, YouTube etc
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Great time competing in my first Racketlon competition, certainly more to come…
Well done to Jordan Marcus (Men's B) and Saul Abbiss (Men's C) who both won their first UK Racketlon titles at the 2023 York Open 👏
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Glad you enjoyed it 😊. Thanks @physoc for the opportunity to present this work, the feedback has been great. #Physiology2023
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Really interesting panel discussion about the process of publishing. Great to hear honest views from peer reviewers and editors #Physiology2023
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🥳Final countdown! @physoc annual conference starts Monday morning. Looking forward to joining hundreds of physiologists from 40 countries in Harrogate to discuss the latest science & forge new collaborations. See you there! physoc.org/events/physiology…
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