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Breadcrumb Research A Z researchers Suzanne Claxton SENIOR LABORATORY RESEARCH SCIENTIST Ultanir lab Kinases and Brain Development Laboratory Year published2020 (1)2018 (2) Facet Year publishedResearch topicsBiochemistry & Proteomics (3)Cell Biology (3)Chemical Biology & High Throughput (3)Computational & Systems Biology (3)Developmental Biology (3)Genetics & Genomics (1)Genome Integrity & Repair (1)Imaging (1)Model Organisms (1)Neurosciences (3)Signalling & Oncogenes (3)Tumour Biology (1) Facet Research topicsPublication typeJournal article (3)Primary research (3) Facet Publication typeJournalEMBO Journal (1)Life Science Alliance (1)Nature Communications (1) Facet JournalCrick Pre-CrickCrick publications (3) Facet Crick Pre-Crick Displaying 1 - 3 of 3Last updated : 27 January 2023 03:49 YAP1/TAZ drives ependymoma-like tumour formation in mice Authors (15)Noreen Eder Federico Roncaroli Marie-Charlotte Dolmart Stuart Horswell Felipe Andreiuolo Helen Flynn[...] Jun-Hao Mao Torsten Pietsch Barry ThompsonBram SnijdersSila Ultanir Nature Communications Published 1 December 2020 Crick labs/ facilitiesSila UltanirBarry ThompsonProteomicsElectron MicroscopyBioinformatics and BiostatisticsFull details Chemical genetic identification of GAK substrates reveals its role in regulating Na+/K+-ATPase Authors (10) Amy W Lin Kalbinder K GillMarisol Sampedro Castaneda Irene MatucciNoreen EderSuzanne Claxton Helen FlynnBram SnijdersRoger GeorgeSila Ultanir Life Science Alliance Published 31 December 2018 Crick labs/ facilitiesSila UltanirStructural BiologyProteomicsLight MicroscopyGenetic Modification ServiceBiological Research FacilityFull details Chemical genetic identification of CDKL5 substrates reveals its role in neuronal microtubule dynamics Authors (10)Lucas Baltussen Priscilla D NegraesMargaux SilvestreSuzanne Claxton M Moeskops Evangelos Christodoulou Helen R FlynnBram Snijders Alysson R MuotriSila Ultanir EMBO Journal Published 28 September 2018 Crick labs/ facilitiesSila UltanirStructural BiologyProteomicsLight MicroscopyFull details
YAP1/TAZ drives ependymoma-like tumour formation in mice Authors (15)Noreen Eder Federico Roncaroli Marie-Charlotte Dolmart Stuart Horswell Felipe Andreiuolo Helen Flynn[...] Jun-Hao Mao Torsten Pietsch Barry ThompsonBram SnijdersSila Ultanir Nature Communications Published 1 December 2020 Crick labs/ facilitiesSila UltanirBarry ThompsonProteomicsElectron MicroscopyBioinformatics and BiostatisticsFull details
Chemical genetic identification of GAK substrates reveals its role in regulating Na+/K+-ATPase Authors (10) Amy W Lin Kalbinder K GillMarisol Sampedro Castaneda Irene MatucciNoreen EderSuzanne Claxton Helen FlynnBram SnijdersRoger GeorgeSila Ultanir Life Science Alliance Published 31 December 2018 Crick labs/ facilitiesSila UltanirStructural BiologyProteomicsLight MicroscopyGenetic Modification ServiceBiological Research FacilityFull details
Chemical genetic identification of CDKL5 substrates reveals its role in neuronal microtubule dynamics Authors (10)Lucas Baltussen Priscilla D NegraesMargaux SilvestreSuzanne Claxton M Moeskops Evangelos Christodoulou Helen R FlynnBram Snijders Alysson R MuotriSila Ultanir EMBO Journal Published 28 September 2018 Crick labs/ facilitiesSila UltanirStructural BiologyProteomicsLight MicroscopyFull details
