April 23, 2020 — Jones & Gillis Labs Receive NSERC Research Tools and Instruments Grant

The Jones Lab is excited to receive NSERC RTI support alongside the Gillis Lab for a cell stretcher to advance our mechanobiology work.
The Jones Lab is excited to receive NSERC RTI support alongside the Gillis Lab for a cell stretcher to advance our mechanobiology work.
To mark today's World Kidney Day 2020, we are pleased to share our latest podocyte research in this month's issue of the Journal of Cell Science! Multivalent nephrin-Nck interactions define a threshold for clustering and tyrosine-dependent nephrin endocytosis.
Read more about "Mar 12, 2020 — Lab Research Published in Journal of Cell Science"
Localization of phosphotyrosine adaptor protein ShcD/SHC4 in the adult rat central nervous system has been published in BMC Neuroscience. Congratulations to Hannah, Hayley, and Laura, and thank you to the contributing members of the Lalonde Lab.
Read more about "Dec 17, 2019 — Lab Research Published in BMC Neuroscience"
Happy holidays from Jones Lab members past and present!
Congratulations to Manali Tilak on her successful PhD defense of A comprehensive proteomic and transcriptomic approach to understand novel features of adaptor protein ShcD! Thank you to Costin Antonescu from Ryerson for serving as the external examiner.
The annual Jones Lab bake sale fundraiser is taking place today to support the 2019 Kidney Walk this weekend in Guelph. Thanks for your support!
Read more about "Sept 26, 2019 — Bake Sale Fundraiser for the 2019 Kidney Walk"
Jones Lab members along with the Coppolino Lab and others attended the inaugural Ontario Cell Biology Symposium in Toronto today. Thank you to all the speakers for sharing your research and ideas.
Read more about "Aug 27, 2019 — Inaugural Ontario Cell Biology Symposium"
Congratulations to Adam for giving a great presentation without any slides on the Jones Lab’s Cancer Research Society funded research at this year’s Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences conference.
Congratulations to Nikkita Dutta for successfully defending her MSc thesis Investigation of Dok1 and Dok2 as novel modulators of focal adhesion dynamics in kidney podocytes. Thank you to the Kidney Foundation of Canada for your support of podocyte research in the Jones Lab.