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Breadcrumb Research A Z researchers Valdone Maciulyte SENIOR LABORATORY RESEARCH SCIENTIST Turner lab Sex Chromosome Biology Laboratory Year published2020 (1)2018 (1)2017 (1) Facet Year publishedResearch topicsCell Biology (3)Cell Cycle & Chromosomes (3)Developmental Biology (3)Gene Expression (3)Genetics & Genomics (3)Genome Integrity & Repair (3)Human Biology & Physiology (3)Model Organisms (3)Stem Cells (3) Facet Research topicsPublication typeJournal article (3)Primary research (3) Facet Publication typeJournalNature (1)Nature Communications (2) Facet JournalCrick Pre-CrickCrick publications (3) Facet Crick Pre-Crick Displaying 1 - 3 of 3Last updated : 05 August 2021 03:25 The BCL-2 pathway preserves mammalian genome integrity by eliminating recombination-defective oocytes Authors (12)Elias Elinati Agata P ZielinskaAfshan Mccarthy Nada KubikovaValdone MaciulyteShantha Mahadevaiah[...]Andrew Ojarikre Dagan WellsKathy Niakan Melina SchuhJames Turner Nature Communications Published 25 May 2020 Crick labs/ facilitiesJames TurnerKathy NiakanLight MicroscopyExperimental HistopathologyBiological Research FacilityAdvanced SequencingFull details ATR is a multifunctional regulator of male mouse meiosis Authors (16) Alexander WidgerShantha Mahadevaiah Julian LangeElias ElinatiJasmin ZohrenTakayuki Hirota[...] Dirk G de Rooij Attila Tóth Ignasi Roig Scott KeeneyJames Turner Nature Communications Published 5 July 2018 Crick labsJames TurnerFull details Genome editing reveals a role for OCT4 in human embryogenesis Authors (18)Norah FogartyAfshan Mccarthy Kirsten E SnijdersBenjamin Powell Nada Kubikova Paul Blakeley[...] Dagan Wells Ludovic Vallier Alessandro BerteroJames TurnerKathy Niakan Nature Published 5 October 2017 Crick labs/ facilitiesJames TurnerKathy NiakanBioinformatics and BiostatisticsLight MicroscopyHigh Throughput ScreeningBiological Research FacilityFull details
The BCL-2 pathway preserves mammalian genome integrity by eliminating recombination-defective oocytes Authors (12)Elias Elinati Agata P ZielinskaAfshan Mccarthy Nada KubikovaValdone MaciulyteShantha Mahadevaiah[...]Andrew Ojarikre Dagan WellsKathy Niakan Melina SchuhJames Turner Nature Communications Published 25 May 2020 Crick labs/ facilitiesJames TurnerKathy NiakanLight MicroscopyExperimental HistopathologyBiological Research FacilityAdvanced SequencingFull details
ATR is a multifunctional regulator of male mouse meiosis Authors (16) Alexander WidgerShantha Mahadevaiah Julian LangeElias ElinatiJasmin ZohrenTakayuki Hirota[...] Dirk G de Rooij Attila Tóth Ignasi Roig Scott KeeneyJames Turner Nature Communications Published 5 July 2018 Crick labsJames TurnerFull details
Genome editing reveals a role for OCT4 in human embryogenesis Authors (18)Norah FogartyAfshan Mccarthy Kirsten E SnijdersBenjamin Powell Nada Kubikova Paul Blakeley[...] Dagan Wells Ludovic Vallier Alessandro BerteroJames TurnerKathy Niakan Nature Published 5 October 2017 Crick labs/ facilitiesJames TurnerKathy NiakanBioinformatics and BiostatisticsLight MicroscopyHigh Throughput ScreeningBiological Research FacilityFull details
