The ShcD signaling adaptor facilitates ligand-independent phosphorylation of the EGF receptor has been published in Molecular Biology of the Cell. Congratulations Melanie!
Read more about "Jan 15, 2014 — Lab Research Published in Molecular Biology of the Cell"
Jones Lab M.Sc. candidate Cameron Harris successfully defended his Master's thesis Evaluating the Role of Nck Adaptor Proteins in the Endothelial to Mesenchymal Transition. Cameron will be continuing in the lab in the role of Lab Technician. Congratulations Cameron!
The Jones Lab is deeply saddened by the loss of Dr. Jones’ post-doctoral supervisor Dr. Anthony “Tony” Pawson. Tony was passionate, curious, and an inspiration to many. We will miss you Tony.
Read more about "Aug 7, 2013 — In Memoriam of Dr. Tony Pawson"
Jones Lab members Ava Keyvani Chahi and Claire Martin were both successful in garnering Ontario Graduate Scholarships. Congratulations Ava and Claire!
Read more about "April 11, 2013 — Ava and Claire Awarded OGS"
Jones Lab Ph.D. candidate Laura New was named one of two recipients of the prestigious Dr. Donald Phillips Molecular and Cellular Biology Scholarship for 2013. Congratulations Laura!
Read more about "April 2, 2013 — Laura Awarded MCB Phillips Scholarship"
Direct Regulation of Nephrin Tyrosine Phosphorylation by Nck Adaptor Proteins has been published in Journal of Biological Chemistry. Congratulations Laura and Ava!
Read more about "Jan 18, 2013 — Lab Research Published in Journal of Biological Chemistry"
Stay tuned as more news from 2013 and earlier is added to the website.
Congratulations to Jones Lab M.Sc. Candidate Colin Stringer for the successful defence of his Master’s thesis "Development of an inducible and reversible mouse model of podocyte effacement".
Congratulations to Jones Lab M.Sc. candidate Kelly (Keithlin) Peterson for the successful defence of her M.Sc. thesis “Investigating the Role of the ShcA Adaptor Protein in Kidney Proteins”.
Congratulations to Jones Lab M.Sc. candidate Steve Hawley for the successful defense of his M.Sc. thesis “Investigating the role of ShcD in embryonic development”!
