Search Results < Cooley Lab

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Fruit flies: Summer pests or scientific marvel?
Check out this new commentary on the powerful fruit fly!
Source: Phys.org
9 Aug 2022
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Andy got promoted!
Lab lunch to celebrate Andy's promotion.
30 Jun 2022
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Kari's paper is now available on bioRxiv!
New paper from the Cooley Lab has hit bioRxiv! "Evolutionarily conserved midbody reorganization precedes ring canal formation during gametogenesis" can be found at the link.
Source: biorxiv.org
6 Jun 2022
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Olivia graduates!
Olivia presents her thesis research poster. Congratulations Olivia!
30 May 2022
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Dyuthi graduates!
Dyuthi presents her senior research poster. Congratulations Dyuthi!
30 May 2022
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Yale takes home top honor at 2021 Ivy+ Three-Minute Thesis Competition
Matthew Ellis, a Yale Ph.D. student in the Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology, took top honors for his presentation on “Using Stem Cells to Model and Treat Cardiovascular Disease.” The prize comes with a $1,000 award.
19 Nov 2021
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Unusual Labmates: Fruit flies
Have you ever wondered what it's like to work in a fly lab? The Whitehead Institute put together this gorgeous article on using flies as a model organism.
Source: Unusual Labmates
1 Sep 2021
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Collective Efforts to Increase Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Genetics Department Make Steady Progress
Every two weeks, members of the Yale Genetics Diversity Advisory Committee (DAC) come together to discuss ways to address equity and inclusion across all underrepresented memberships within the department.
27 Aug 2021
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New Work from Doug! Treating A Deadly Lung Disease With A Little Help From Amoebas
Douglas Robinson (Cooley Lab Alum) is featured in new Scientific American article! The original research article can be found in the Journal of Cell Science here: https://doi.org/10.1242/jcs.257162
Source: Scientific American
22 Jun 2021
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Congratulations Tiffany!
Tiffany Wong presented her Senior Thesis yesterday: "Investigating the Tissue Specificity and Efficiency of Translational Stop Codon Readthrough in Drosophila". This presentation and poster are the culmination of a ton of hard work she did in the Cooley Lab over the last few years. Congratulations Tiffany!
5 May 2021
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Cooley Lab represents (virtually) at the 62nd Annual Drosophila Conference
Andy gave a talk, Kari presented a poster
1 Apr 2021
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PNAS paper from the Cooley and Atkins labs!
Translational stop codon readthrough occurs in organisms ranging from viruses to mammals and is especially prevalent in decoding Drosophila and viral mRNAs. We characterize major efficiency differences in a variety of cell types. Reporters of readthrough demonstrated greater than 30% readthrough in adult brains, in neurons but not glia. The extent of readthrough stimulatory sequences flanking the readthrough stop codon was assessed in transgenic Drosophila and in human tissue culture cells where inefficient readthrough occurs. A 99-nucleotide sequence with potential to form an mRNA stem-loop 3′ of the readthrough stop codon stimulated readthrough efficiency.
Source: Tissue-specific dynamic codon redefinition in Drosophila (PNAS)
26 Jan 2021
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Development paper on male ring canals made the Research Highlights!
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT How male germ cells stay inteRConnected
Source: Development
1 Dec 2020
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New Cooley Lab paper in Development.
Drosophila sperm development and intercellular cytoplasm sharing through ring canals do not require an intact fusome. Kaufman RS, Price KL, Mannix KM, Ayers KM, Hudson AM, Cooley L. Development. 2020 Nov 15; 2020 Nov 15. PMID: 33033119.
Source: Development
15 Nov 2020
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Juli's paper is published, in Genetics.
HtsRC-Mediated Accumulation of F-Actin Regulates Ring Canal Size During Drosophila melanogaster Oogenesis Julianne A Gerdes, Katelynn M Mannix, Andrew M Hudson, Lynn Cooley
Source: Genetics
13 Nov 2020
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Lynn wins the 2020 Mentorship Award
Lynn was recognized for her mentorship at the 2020 Genetics Department Retreat.
12 Sep 2020
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In collaboration with the Atkins Lab, a new Cooley Lab paper accepted to PNAS! (publication date pending- here it is on BioRxiv)
Tissue-specific dynamic codon redefinition in Drosophila. We show that high-effficiency readthrough in the CNS is common in Drosophila, raising the possibility that the neuronal proteome includes many proteins with conserved C-terminal extensions. This work provides new evidence for a remarkable degree of tissue- and cell-specific dynamic stop codon redefinition in Drosophila.
Source: bioRxiv
17 Aug 2020
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Congratulations, Dr. Julianne Gerdes, PhD
Juli did a great job presenting her thesis seminar to a large Zoom audience.
1 Aug 2020
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New research from the Cooley Lab on bioRxiv
HtsRC-mediated accumulation of F-actin regulates ring canal size during Drosophila melanogaster oogenesis.
Source: bioRxiv
1 Aug 2020
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New research from the lab on bioRxiv!
Ring canals permit extensive cytoplasm sharing among germline cells independent of fusomes in Drosophila testes
Source: bioRxiv
31 Jul 2020