Ish Jain

The festival of forgiveness, self-awareness, and self-discipline.🙏

@CampbellShelagh @LabSrayko @UAlberta @UofAResearch @ualbertaScience @KarenL_PhD @rpb_memi Thank you Dr. Shelagh.🙏

@LabSrayko @ishmkjain @UAlberta @UofAResearch @ualbertaScience @KarenL_PhD @rpb_memi Congratulations, Ish and Shreyoshi!!

Last week, Ish Jain and Shreyosi Bose presented their research work at at the 12th Canadian Developmental Biology Conference, in Kelowna, organized by the Society for Developmental Biology. We are excited to share that both won the presentation award in the respective category🎉

Thank you so much. I am humbled with this experience.🙏

Session 3: GROWTH, DIFFERENTIATION, AND PATTERNING (Part II). First talk of the session by Dr. Muhammed Fethullah Simsek @McMasterU

Day 3 - CDBC 25 Ish Jain will be presenting his research on Novel suppressors of MEMI(sb41) and their role in post-fertilization embryonic development. Please join us at EME at 1:00 to know more about our work on MEMI pathway. #cdb25 #biology #Science

Day 3 - CDBC 25 Role is PP1 phosphatase regulated in C. elegans sperm. Shreyosi Bose from our lab presenting her research work at Session 3: GROWTH, DIFFERENTIATION, AND PATTERNING (Part II) Please join us at EME at 10:30 AM for her talk. #cdb25 #biology #scie

A great way to start the morning session, amazing talk by Dr. Li-Fang (Jack) Chu of @UCalgary on "Species-specific developmental clock models derived from pluripotent stem cells."

And it's here 12th Canadian Developmental Biology Conference starting today. event.fourwaves.com/12cdb/pages #12cdb #cdb25 #DevBio #Biology

It's an interesting read! @DivyaPurohith great work. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

You will forever resonate in the heart of the nation’s businesses, and your legacy will inspire generations. Rest in peace, Mr. Tata. 💐

We lost a gem today. RIP #RatanTata

BREAKING NEWS The 2024 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun for the discovery of microRNA and its role in post-transcriptional gene regulation.

This year’s medicine laureates Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun studied a relatively unassuming 1 mm long roundworm, C. elegans. Despite its small size, C. elegans possesses many specialised cell types such as nerve and muscle cells also found in larger, more complex animals, making it a useful model for investigating how tissues develop and mature in multicellular organisms. Read how the 2024 medicine laureates’ investigations into C. elegans revealed an entirely new dimension to gene regulation: bit.ly/4dlPE6f #NobelPrize

RIP Lubert Stryer - his Biochemistry was my first college textbook, a gift from the lab where I had a summer job

It's been 2 years since we joined the X (Twitter) family. #MyXAnniversary

My lab @CRI_ACTREC is looking for a PhD student interested in stem cells at the interface of development & disease in August session. Great infrastructure, friendly lab environment & a vibrant scientific community! @biopatrika APPLY: shorturl.at/bil25

Our lab member Shreyosi Bose is presenting her work on "The regulation of PP1 Phosphatase in C. elegans sperm development & post-fertilization signaling". Please stop by and check out her research. Poster number 1175S. #TAGC

Dr. Martin Srayko (PI) is presenting "An EMS screen for suppressors of C. elegans memi-1(sb41) reveals oocyte and sperm-specific pathways required for proper post-fertilization events". Please stop by and check out our research. Poster number 1176S. #TAGC