July 2, 2021
Progress Report by Marco!
Members from Kyoto lab and Lisbon lab gathered for the weekly Zoom meeting.
Progress Report
Author: areap53
3rd p53 Workshop in Japan
Was on Dec 3rd 2020. A big thanks to our invited speakers and MBSJ!
Click here for the list of speakers and talks.
Thank you all for joining!
Marco & Rieko
Journal Club
2nd p53 Workshop in Japan ’19
Two years after our first p53 workshop in Japan, we had the pleasure to organize our second p53 Workshop in Japan together with Rieko Ohki (National Cancer Center) and Kaori Fujita (Kyoto University). Thank you all for coming – we had a full room! We are very grateful to MBSJ2019 and our biggest thanks go to our speakers: Tomoo Iwakuma, Koji Itahana, Kiyoto Kamagata and Shinpei Yamaguchi.
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p53 Workshop in Japan
The p53 Workshop in Japan took place during the ConBio2017 in Kobe and was co-organised by MaRCU and Rieko Ohki from the National Cancer Center Japan.
Thank you all for coming! I hope you enjoyed the amazing talks as much as we did. Special thanks to ConBio2017 and invited speakers Sir David Lane (A*STAR), Masanobu Oshima (Kanazawa U) and Kanaga Sabapathy (National Cancer Center Singapore). Here are some of the photos. See you again soon!
Marco, Sakura, David, Mei, Rieko, Kohei & Kanaga
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Marco, Sakura, Mei & Naoki presented posters about their most recent results. Feel free to contact them if you have any questions.
Check also the p53 workshop page to learn more about Marco’s talk.
Visit to the Vasco da Gama Aquarium
Bruna, Rafaela & Ana Rita @ Aquário Vasco da Gama
Welcome to the team, Bruna!
Rafaela, Marco, Bruna & Ana Rita
Bruna will be staying with us for one year in order to complete her Master’s course. Welcome Bruna!
Internal Ribosome Entry Site (IRES) discovered in the mRNA of mammalian Target Of Rapamycin (mTOR)
The mRNA Metabolism group (Romão lab), together with MaRCU and Locker lab (UK), describe a new IRES (Internal Ribosome Entry Site) in the 5’UTR of mTOR mRNA that is required to resume cell-cycle progression following periods of cell starvation and global translational repression. Click here to learn more.
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