Embryologist👩🏽🔬 | Adjunct Research Associate @ARMI_labs 🔬|
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined March 2018
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Honoured to receive the @ANZSCDB image award along with my amazing colleague @greaney_jessica!
Pictured: Golden Orb 🟡 highlighting the intricate organisation of the #microtubule cytoskeleton 🕸 in the early mouse #embryo @LabZenker @ARMI_Labs
Congrats to @ANZSCDB Image Award winner @azelle_hawdon from @LabZenker @ARMI_Labs for this stunning image of the early mouse embryo, highlighting the 'captivating complexity of the microtubule cytoskeleton (🟡) as it organises subcellular components such as lysosomes (🟣/🔵)
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
AlphaFold reveals the intimate details of the molecular meet-cute between sperm and eggs go.nature.com/3YqKdif
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
PhD paper done and dusted! thanks to @RosenbluhSefi
and Ling Liu for the awesome mentorship and good times :) Check out our work on identifying functional circRNAs below.
nature.com/articles/s41556-0…
Hot off the press! Congratulations to @neve_matt @RosenbluhSefi and all authors! 🎉 It was a privilege to collaborate on this
nature.com/articles/s41556-0…
PhD paper done and dusted! thanks to @RosenbluhSefi
and Ling Liu for the awesome mentorship and good times :) Check out our work on identifying functional circRNAs below.
nature.com/articles/s41556-0…
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
Thanks ABC Science for inviting me to be part of Secret Science: Male Fertility. facebook.com/reel/4827101909…
It was great to get the message out there about the negative impact of endocrine disrupting chemicals! iview.abc.net.au/show/secret…
@SciMelb @ReproductionSRB @RepHealthOz #EDCs
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
Big thank you to @foodskop and @KASchindler27 for writing this review nature.com/articles/s41580-0… published in @NatRevMCB on our work on #RNA asymmetries during early mammalian #embryogenesis. @ARMILabs @azelle_hawdon
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
Standing Room Only as @SamStehbens wows us with everything cytoskeleton and migration
Looking forward to the @HHMIJanelia 4DCP conference next week! ✨
Join us on Zoom March 10-12 for @HHMIJanelia's 4D Cellular Physiology Conference.
Expert talks and moderated discussions on spatial genomics & proteomics, brain-body interactions, metabolism, peripheral nervous system, cell signaling & dynamics, tissue morphogenesis, and more!
Visit janelia.news/4DCP24 for a detailed agenda, speaker list and to register on Zoom.
@HHMINEWS @ASCBiology @APSPhysiology @JLS_Lab @MishaAhrens @mengwang939 @Isa_Espinosa_M @JiefuBiol @YinLiu17 @AllysonSgro @shaohewanglab @AlejandroAgCa
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
A dream of our lab has been to image the full central dogma from a single endogenous gene, all live and with single molecule resolution. After many years we are happy to unveil a beautiful cell line that makes it possible. Check out our preprint (biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…)! (1/n)
Always incredible to hear about @AJ_Pask’s work on de-extinction! @Fertility2024 @ReproductionSRB @SRF_Repro
Excited to be heading to Edinburgh for @Fertility2024!
Thank you to @SRF_Repro and @ReproductionSRB for the opportunity to present the Post-Doc exchange lecture. Looking forward to connecting with some of you at the Satellite Session next week!
@LabZenker @ARMI_Labs
Feeling incredibly grateful to have my PhD conferred! Thank you to everyone who assisted and contributed to this challenging yet rewarding journey. I am excited for what the next chapter holds ✨ @ARMI_Labs @LabZenker #PhDone #WomenInSTEM #AcademicTwitter
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
Our new paper in @CellCellPress answers a decades-old question: what is the function and composition of enigmatic structures called cytoplasmic lattices in mammalian oocytes? -> They are storage sites for essential proteins for the early embryo! bit.ly/45XwShG🧵(1/10)
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
Thanks for the invite! 🤗
Looking forward to joining the SIRT Vic event and sharing recent findings from our project on #EggDisposition - barriers and facilitators to #EggDonation after #EggFreezing
Have you registered for the @SIRTnews World Embryology Day Event yet?
Thrilled to have amazing guest speakers @MollyLJohnston and @EmmaWhatley3 join us! 💫
RSVP: lnkd.in/gjYuwYr8
Proudly sponsored by @CookMedical
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
Looking forward to presenting at the @SIRTnews Vic World Embryology Day event in August, thank you for the invite! 😊
Come along for a 'highlights tour' of my PhD. I'll be talking about the impact of a #ketogenic diet on #embryo development and developmental programming
Have you registered for the @SIRTnews World Embryology Day Event yet?
Thrilled to have amazing guest speakers @MollyLJohnston and @EmmaWhatley3 join us! 💫
RSVP: lnkd.in/gjYuwYr8
Proudly sponsored by @CookMedical
Have you registered for the @SIRTnews World Embryology Day Event yet?
Thrilled to have amazing guest speakers @MollyLJohnston and @EmmaWhatley3 join us! 💫
RSVP: lnkd.in/gjYuwYr8
Proudly sponsored by @CookMedical
Wow. This is amazing! 🤯
Want to sequence RNA from cells without killing them or deliver RNA programs from cell to cell? Today in Cell, we present RNA exporters, which package and secrete cellular RNA, for non-destructively monitoring cell dynamics by sequencing and delivering RNA authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
ALT An engineered RNA export system enables non-destructive monitoring of cell dynamics and delivery of RNA from cell to cell.
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
Spatial sorting of RNAs and organelles is key for cell fate allocation in the preimplantation embryo. @azelle_hawdon @LabZenker @ARMI_Labs
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Dr. Azelle Hawdon retweeted
Published today in @NatureComms, @Azelle_Hawdon’s PhD Masterpiece: How do #RNA asymmetries bias #cellfate in the mammalian #embryo? nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Massive thanks to @PartonLab, Jose Polo, @m_mohenska, @geogphotog and Anja.
@ARMIlabs @ANZSCDB @MMI_Clayton @Monash_FMNHS
Did you know that cells of the preimplantation mouse embryo assign RNA and organelles to specific subcellular regions?
Read our new paper in @NatureComms to find out how subcellular asymmetries regulate cell fate: doi.org/10.1038/s41467-023-3…
@LabZenker @ARMI_Labs @Monash_FMNHS 1/6
These findings provide insights into potential structural determinants for cell fate. They also shed light on how subcellular asymmetries in RNA distribution and translation capacity synergistically contribute to cell plasticity during mammalian embryo development. 6/6
A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to this work! @geogphotog @m_mohenska @LabParton @SAiGENCI