Tamra Ogilvie

@tamraogilvie.bsky.social

Professor at Texas Children’s Hospital/Baylor College of Medicine working on medulloblastoma, mom of 2, 🎗️ Childhood cancer, stem cells, alternative splicing, targeted therapies https://www.texaschildrens.org/ogilvie-lab

I don't think you non-science people realize what it takes to get a grant funded by NIH. Started experiments in Sept 2021 to generate 3 new mouse mutants to model human disease. Prelim dara shows they have relevant disease phenotypes worthy of study. Need a small grant first to characterize /1

Devastating news. The Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium has lost its ability to apply for federal funding upon which it is structured. Without this, it cant exist. This threatens access to clinical trials for children. These children need MORE funding and MORE trials, not less. They deserve better

SickKids Research Institute has just launched a search for Program Head in Developmental, Stem Cell and Cancer Biology. Phenomenal colleagues, amazing science and great food all in the most multicultural city in the world. Join us: www.sickkids.ca/en/research/...

Developmental, Stem Cell & Cancer Biology | SickKids Research Institute

The Developmental, Stem Cell & Cancer Biology program has led significant discoveries in developmental genetics, genomics, stem cell and cancer biology.

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Excited to be part of the editorial team for the FIRST journal specifically focused on pediatric brain tumors. Submissions now open!

EANO@eanoassociation.bsky.social · last yr.

💪Neuro-Oncology Pediatrics – a new open access journal by EANO & @neuroonc.bsky.social for the global #pediatric & AYA #NeuroOncology community. Now open for submissions! 🔗 academic.oup.com/neuro-onc-peds Editor-in-Chief: S. Mueller Executive Editors: M. A. Roldán (EANO), @bandolab.bsky.social (SNO)

I will be 49 in three months and just got asked whose lab I’m in. I still haven’t figured out a graceful way to reply! I usually have to repeat “my own” because ppl don’t seem to get what I mean. Does anyone have a clever reply that also emphasizes the assumption the person has made?

It’s been a hectic few days, here’s a quick thread on our latest endeavour exploring GABAergic neurogenesis in the human cerebellum published in @pnas.org. Key takeaways: Purkinje cells are born very early in human development — much earlier than previously appreciated. www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

Mapping the developmental profile of ventricular zone–derived neurons in the human cerebellum | PNAS

The cerebellar ventricular zone (VZ) is the primary source of progenitors that generate cerebellar GABAergic neurons, including Purkinje cells (PCs...

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