UPCOMING SEMINARS / EVENTS

February 09 (Tuesday) 4PM
"Assembly of germ granules in C. elegans"
by Dr Asako Sugimoto (RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, Japan)
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February 24 (wednesday)
G-COE-Kyushu University and Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory Joint Symposium
"Cell cycle and differentiation"
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March 02 (Tuesday) 4PM
The role of Notch signaling in regulating cell fate and morphogenesis in the zebrafish lateral line"
by Dr Ajay Chitnis (Laboratory of Molecular Genetics, National Institute of Health, USA)
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NEWS / PRESS RELEASE

"German and Singaporean experts hold joint research symposium on Neurosciences"
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Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory Limited is pleased to announce that one of its spin-off companies, JOil (S) Pte Ltd, has successfully secured a S$5 million investment from Toyota Tsusho Corporation." More information

 "Congratulations to Prof William Chia for being selected as a winner of the inaugural Outstanding Partner in Research Award 2009. This award is given in recognition of his outstanding achievements in research and highly significant contributions towards enhancing the research reputation of NUS. "

"Congratulations to Prof Mohan Balasubramanian for winning the prestigious National Science Award 2008" More information

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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Wang, Y, C Liu, D Yang, H Yu and YC Liou. 2010. Pin1At Encoding a Peptidyl-Prolyl cis/trans Isomerase Regulates Flowering Time in Arabidopsis. Molecular Cell 37: 112–122.

Kirilly, D, Y Gu, Y Huang, Z Wu, A Bashirullah, BC Low, AL Kolodkin, H Wang and F Yu. 2009. A genetic pathway composed of Sox14 and Mical governs severing of dendrites during pruning. Nature Neuroscience 12: 1497-1505.

Ng, KH, H Yu and T Ito. 2009. AGAMOUS Controls GIANT KILLER, a Multifunctional Chromatin Modifier in Reproductive Organ Patterning and Differentiation. PLoS Biology 7: e1000251.

Thadani, R, YC Ling and S Oliferenko. 2009. The Fission Yeast TACC Protein Mia1p Stabilizes Microtubule Arrays by Length-Independent Crosslinking. Current Biology 19: 1861–1868.

 

 

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