Lab headed by Dr. Austen Ganley @AucklandUni, researching ribosomal DNA, random DNA and conducting acoustic experiments on Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast.
High-level gene expression patterns in hybrid species are consistent across fungi, plants and animals, reflecting common responses to hybridisation regardless of species or even kingdom #openaccess@TheAtavism@GanleyLab
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And that’s a wrap, folks! Ganley Lab had their last lab “meeting” for the year!! 🎄 🎁
We saw some ups and downs this year with virtual conferences in lockdown and (many) failed experiments. Nevertheless, we soldiered on!
Merry Christmas and happy summer to you all!!
A shoutout to @AlastairHarris6 who has handed in his PhD thesis on the effects of sound on yeast fermentation. We are really excited to see what he’s doing in the coming months with his distillery. We wish you the best with your endeavours! 🍻
Another shoutout to Emma Macdonald @ems368 who handed in her Masters thesis on rDNA copy number variation in mammalian lineages. She’s making the leap into the corporate world next year and we wish her all the very best! 📊📈
We are super stoked to have our lab head Dr. Austen Ganley presenting a talk, and Emma Macdonald @ems368 (Research Assistant) and Atharva Bhide @Gloomy_Halloumi (Masters student) presenting their research posters at @faobmb2021!!
Hello all! We’d like to thank everyone for their good wishes for Ganley Lab being given a #marsdenfund.
Please note, Atharva (@Gloomy_Halloumi) runs the Twitter account so he/I will let Austen know about your kind comments and messages of congratulation!
We are absolutely over the moon to receive a #MarsdenFund this year! 😆 🎉
Our project, “Where lies the treasure? Using random DNA to find the functional regions of genomes.” aims to not only pioneer techniques in synthesising long double-stranded random DNA (1/2)
But also integrate these random DNA fragments into eukaryotic genomes and assess their interactions with cellular machinery. In doing so, we hope to answer some key questions surrounding genomic sequence functionality (2/2).
Thank you for your support 😊
Who else stayed up last night to watch the announcement for this year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine?
Congratulations to David Julian and Ardem Patapoutian for their discoveries of receptors for temperature and touch.
Credit: Niklas Elmehed
Spooktober Day 4: You input the thermal cycling protocol a vital PCR, chant the appropriate incantations and bless the machine with nuclease-free water. You then proceed to remove your lab coat, wash your hands and head out, when you remember: “Did I add BOTH primers?” 💀 💀 💀
A big warm kia ora to our new followers 🇳🇿
We’d love to hear about you and your research!
Answer any or all questions in the following tweet (maybe even show off a little 😉). If you want, you can even add a photo of yourself or your lab. So, let’s get nerdy 🤓 (1/2)
1. Where are you from/what uni are you studying or teaching at?
2. What’s your field of research?
3. Who is your role model in science or life in general?
4. What do you like to do in your spare time?
5. What would you do with a $10 million dollar research grant?? (2/2)
Are you interested in the evolution of antibiotic resistance and want to do a PhD (in Auckland, NZ)? I have a Marsden funded project and am looking for an enthusiastic student. Please retweet, details here: findathesis.auckland.ac.nz/r…