Paige White
@PaigeLWhite_PhD student @IMPACTMRC at the University of Birmingham studying Cancer Transcriptomics
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A very close friend of mine is raising money to fund legal representation for his case to seek asylum in the UK. We would be incredibly grateful for any donations! RTs much appreciated! Thank you so much❤️🏳️🌈 Click here to read about Jake's story👇 justgiving.com/crowdfunding/l… #LGBTQ
Interested in single cell genomics but need help getting started? Check out the full agenda for our Single Cell Genomics Day next Friday (4/7). All talks will be live-streamed (no registration required) at satijalab.org/scgd23
Our ms tinyurl.com/mpzhb5vv on miR-430 locus with unusual promoter density active at #ZGA in @Dev_Cell Proud of @HadzhievYavor and @lucy_wheatley leading it. Great collab with @adbeggs, @SmBurgesslab, @fansalon64, @remosanges Grateful to reviewers for helping in improving it
Less than 4 days until I trade in my lab coat for running trainers and run the London Marathon. All for one of the most incredible charities: Children With Cancer Uk - super grateful for any donations/words of wisdom or support! justgiving.com/fundraising/Pa…
3 days of outstanding talks from @IcgsUob PhD students, well done everyone. Winners of best 3rd year talk and receiving conference travel funds are Tom Starkey and Paige White from @beggs_lab @ferencmueller labs. congratulations to you both 🎉
Please help spread the word!! On the side of my PhD I co-run a business, Bloomwise. We are looking for small businesses with 20 employees or less in the West Midlands who are looking to focus on and improve the mental health of their employees. bloomwiseltd@gmail.com
Very excited to share 3D Live-Seq. Integrated live-cell imaging and single-cell DNAseq of the same tumor #organoids. We reconstruct evolving tumor genomes over multiple consecutive cell divisions to map the tempo and patterns of karyotype diversification go.nature.com/2UfgAls
🚨New paper alert!🚨 Congrats @ConnorTKeating @dagmarfraser @Sophie_Sowden @Jennifer_L_Cook !
Exciting news! Our paper "Differences Between Autistic and Non-Autistic Adults in the Recognition of Anger from Facial Motion Remain after Controlling for Alexithymia" is now available #OpenAccess in JADD @Jennifer_L_Cook @Sophie_Sowden @dagmarfraser doi.org/10.1007/s10803… 🧵1/8
If a mismatch in the production of facial expressions explains the differences in emotion recognition in our study, we would expect to see larger differences between the groups in their productions of anger, than happiness or sadness. Watch this space for more info on that! 🧵8/8
If this is true, it's not accurate to talk about autistic people having a 'deficit' recognising emotion. It's just that autistic and non-autistic faces are speaking a different language when conveying emotion. You can read about this in our previous paper doi.org/10.1016/j.chc.…
Since autistic and non-autistic people produce different facial expressions and one's own movement patterns affect the interpretation of movement of others, the autistic participants may have struggled to recognise these angry expressions as they are dissimilar to their own🧵6/8
It's important to highlight that the point light displays used in this experiment were created by filming non-autistic actors. So let me share our working hypothesis with you... 🧵5/8
In contrast, alexithymic traits were predictive of the magnitude of both correct and incorrect emotion ratings across all emotions and levels of the spatial and speed manipulation. 🧵4/8
We found that autistic participants had lower accuracy for angry, but not happy or sad, facial motion with 'normal' speed and spatial exaggeration. Importantly, autistic traits were predictive of higher incorrect emotion ratings for angry facial motion at this normal level 🧵3/8
In our study, autistic and non-autistic adults matched on age, gender, non-verbal reasoning and alexithymia completed an emotion recognition task. In this task, participants viewed point light displays of angry, happy and sad faces with varying spatial movement and speed. 🧵2/8
Exciting news! Our paper "Differences Between Autistic and Non-Autistic Adults in the Recognition of Anger from Facial Motion Remain after Controlling for Alexithymia" is now available #OpenAccess in JADD @Jennifer_L_Cook @Sophie_Sowden @dagmarfraser doi.org/10.1007/s10803… 🧵1/8
This all brings me back to my earlier post. Life is short - enjoy your good days. Hug your family. Don't waste time on things that don't interest you. Love each other. Forgive each other. Find balance in your life and maintain it.
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I am becoming increasingly convinced that the best part of a PhD is the summer before you start it, when you get to tell everyone you’re doing a PhD and they’re all like “oh that’s so cool” but you don’t have to actually do any of the PhD yet.
It’s time to introduce another member of B-PART! Meet @ConnorTKeating, an MRC-funded PhD student working in the Cook Lab (supervised by @Jennifer_L_Cook and Caroline Richards @RichardsLabUoB ). Connor is interested in the use and perception of facial expressions in ASD.
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