BioEssays Review on Mitotic Phosphatase Specificity now Online

Great News, our review on how phosphatase specificity is controlled during mitosis has been re-published in BioEssays and is now Online! This review was originally published in Inside the Cell, which unfortunately has shut down. But the good news is that it is still Open Access, so that means its free for everyone to read! And […]

Switching off Cancers Diversity

A defining feature in over 2/3rds of all solid tumours is the continual loss and gain of whole are small parts of chromosomes. This instability, or CIN for short, strongly implicated in tumour initiation, progression, chemoresistance and poor prognosis. CIN is created through failures during mitosis, whereby whole or parts of a chromosome are segregated […]

New Review Article Published!! “Mechanisms Regulating Phosphatase Specificity During Mitotic Exit”

Great News, we have a new review article that has just been published online today in Inside the Cell! Its Open Access, so that means its free for everyone to read! During mitotic exit, phosphatases reverse thousands of phosphorylation events in a specific temporal order to ensure that cell division occurs correctly. This review explores how […]

Our Latest Publication Accepted and Now Online!

Great news our latest publication “Global phosphoproteomic mapping of early mitotic exit in human cells identifies novel substrate dephosphorylation motifs” has been accepted by the top Proteomics Journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics. You can currently download the unformatted version for free here [link] And here is an still image from the paper showing live HeLa […]