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Excited to welcome the fly community to the 6th Asia Pacific Drosophila Research Conference in Cairns, Australia (23-27 July 2023). See website for more details ivvy.com.au/event/APDRC6/

Drosophila have facilitated so many big discoveries - heredity, body patterning, circadian rhythms, innate immunity, and signalling pathways like Notch, Hedgehog, Wnt and Hippo. This facility will allow any Australian researcher to harness the genetic power of the "golden bug"

Identification of resistance mechanisms to small-molecule inhibition of TEAD-regulated transcription biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Some great snaps by Kat Kat and AJ @linkinbios of fly eyes that lost their way during development! Both entered for MicroArt at Peter Mac Research #Drosophila #flyeye

Incredibly pleased to announce that Dr Kat has taken out Peter Mac MicroART 2023 with her stunning image "In the Eye of the Beholder". Dr Mitchell uses the fruit fly to investigate how the Hippo pathway controls growth and #cancer. More: petermac.org/about-us/news-…

Beautiful talk by Kat on the co-regulation of transcription by TNF and Hippo pathways in neoplasia at the Hippo Signalling Conference 2023 👏

#Hippo2023 has been 5 yrs in the making - 3 postponements, a pandemic and an online conference later it’s been great to reconnect with many friends and hear the latest breakthroughs. Here is ⁦Iswar Hariharan, ईश्वर हरिहर, ஹரிஹரன் ஈஸ்வரன்⁩ with his F1 ⁦Taponlab⁩ and me, and the F2 generation!

Pleased to share our latest paper describing Bioconductor package for analysis of DamID sequencing data. Congratulations Caitlin Page who finished this BEFORE starting a PhD with me this year! Damsel: Analysis and visualisation of DamID sequencing in R biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Congratulations Kat on this beautiful story on the Hippo and TNF/JNK pathways and epithelial tumour suppression. Great work by you and the whole team Peter Mac Cancer Centre Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute

"Cancer cachexia" affects 30% of cancer patients - 80% for advanced cancers - and yet few have heard of the term. Assoc Prof Louise Cheng (Cheng Fly Lab), Hyun Ko and cancer survivor Sudhir, have explained this muscle wasting condition to 3rrrfm. Listen: rrr.org.au/shared/broadca…