Cunqi Ye Lab @ LSI-ZJU studies membrane phospholipids and cellular metabolism. We use yeast and mammalian systems to explore unknown metabolic regulations.
Early-career researchers - applications are now open for funded places at our Workshop on Membrane Function: Insights from Cellular Diversity and Evolution, organised by Snezhana Oliferenko & @CunqiYeLab.
Find out more and apply https://t.co/bnmc531Zio
#BiologistsWorkshops#ECR
Two new papers from us and collaborators reveal how the Batten disease protein CLN8 catalyses a key step in BMP synthesis:
https://t.co/uf3EFPc1n5
https://t.co/wJ6Sm6dTGs
Thanks to @CunqiYeLab for a great summary and for putting our findings in context!
https://t.co/mD2yLwcCOD
Why on renal research? This was driven by my co-appointment at a Kidney Center, where I was required to align my work with clinical needs. Having recently transitioned to a Women's Hospital, I am now beginning some new relevant projects. But my base is still yeast and lipids, 😝
Excited to share our latest research recently published in Communications Biology! This project marks a significant milestone for me, as it is my first study conducted entirely using mouse models complemented by clinical data. #metabolism#kidney#AKI https://t.co/lDjQqMxPbh
A huge thank you to Dr. Xiaofeng Peng. Her dedication was the driving force behind the project. It has been a truly fulfilling journey. A final thought for everyone: be mindful of your diet—high methionine intake may not be ideal for kidney health under certain stress conditions!
Excited to share our latest discovery in Cell Reports! We've uncovered a fascinating new subcellular structure in stressed budding yeast: a "subcellular bearing."
An adaptive organelle triad houses lipid droplets for dynamic regulation: Cell Reports https://t.co/8Nxuptdyd4
@TheBaiLab Thanks Hua. I agree. We changed journals from Dev Cell to JCB to Cell Rep. that’s how timelines got stretched. It’s tough when a student’s counting on this for graduation, but we got there! The graduation has been delayed but she’s now happy with a short visit in Cambridge.
This paper is also a follow-up to our membrane phospholipid-histone crosstalk project. We're already wrapping up the next piece: how chromatin marks influence subcellular organization! Stay tuned for more!
Hot off the press at NCB. S1P carried by HDL initiates signaling that leads to changes in ER-PM contact sites, accelerating the movement of cholesterol into human adrenal cortical cells and hepatocytes. @DalMedicine@DalPathology https://t.co/NCtzTIF6KX
Thrilled to share our new Nature Chemical Biology study online today! We’ve uncovered a “lipid clock” ⏰within yeast cells, revealing temporal oscillations in phospholipid abundance during the metabolic/cell division cycle. #Lipids#BiologicalRhythm#Cell https://t.co/3aOYsDYjEs