Located in the Terry Fox Laboratory, BCCRC, Vancouver BC. Translational research in genome integrity maintenance, using budding yeast and human cell line models
Vancouver
Joined March 2014
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@StirlingLab @kyyjiang Kate - check it out!
Short and sweet one from @VeeLib and others to @biorxivpreprint biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Thank you for the recognition!
A team led by Dr. Peter Stirling (@pcstirling) at @BCCancer has identified a new role for a well-characterized DNA repair complex, called the MRN complex, in responding to DNA transcription-replication conflicts. bit.ly/2lJOz4w
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Thrilled to share our latest paper in @NatureComms
Great collaboration with @HieterLab @koborlab @JeanYvesMasson. Building on the #APOYG we really get into replication-transcription conflicts in human cell lines for the first time - now we are hooked! nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Back at it once again but this time at the Cold Spring Harbor Replication conference! Presenting 3 projects by James Wells, Annie Tam and Emily Chang @cshldnarep
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Woo! Amazing grad student Annie Tam @StirlingLab mini review
Splicing, genome stability and disease: splice like your genome depends on it! dlvr.it/R2LHXt
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Thanks again for prelighting our work! @StirlingLab
Excited to join the preLights community highlighting new and exciting preprints! Did you know the MRN complex does more then just double strand break repair? Check out my first highlight to find out how else it protects our genome: bit.ly/2MmFlnH
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Check out this new review on chromatin and DNA replication stress from @lfournier7 Arun Kumar and I from @StirlingLab
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Great work guys!
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Online early today @MBoCjournal from my lab. molbiolcell.org/doi/abs/10.1…
Great job Annie Tam (and team)! Basically we find that it is not ALL about R-loops. Low tubulin levels explain most CIN in yeast splicing mutants (some make R-loops too).
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Check out the recent work from the @StirlingLab
MRE11-RAD50-NBS1 activates Fanconi Anemia R-loop suppression at transcription-replication conflicts dlvr.it/QrVnFf
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Congrats @CIHR_IG & @Dalnews on launch of the Institute of Genetics at its new location - proud to be a member of the Board and looking forward to a productive future! @cyclocrossguy @BethPotter4 @guilbourque @EstherVerheyen @kalle_gehring @StirlingLab medicine.dal.ca/news/2018/10…
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Thrilled to be representing the @StirlingLab and presenting our data involving R-loop regulation with MRN, ARID1A and PCNA at the EMBO Workshop in Mainz, Germany @imbmainz
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Related: we are looking for outstanding postdocs and graduate students to work on R-loops, Replication-transcription conflicts, hypermutation signatures, and cancer. See more: terryfoxlab.ca/people-detail…
Yes, incredibly exciting morning. I am really honoured that our work has been recognized and will be working hard to ensure that we live up to our plans. Thank you @CCSResearch for the opportunity!
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Congratulations @philhieter
To cap off the evening, #GENETICS Editor in Chief @mjohn1251, on behalf of the GSA Board of Directors, presents the 2018 GSA George W. Beadle Award to @philhieter. #Yeast18 genestogenomes.org/genetics-…
We are thrilled to announce we have received CCS Innovation to Impact *and* Innovation grants! Thank you @CCSResearch!
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Yes, incredibly exciting morning. I am really honoured that our work has been recognized and will be working hard to ensure that we live up to our plans. Thank you @CCSResearch for the opportunity!
