Nice to have our latest paper on the regulation of AVE differentiation featured as an Editor‘s Highlight https://t.co/UJkNpoVm4Z @NatureComms@mpimoph@IMPRS_LM
We are proud of @oleg_sitsel former @Intein lab postdoc
who is now Assistant Professor and head of the Marine Structural Biology Unit @OISTedu . We wish him much success and all the best on beautiful #okinawa#cryoEM
🎨 Featured on the cover of our latest issue:
#CryoEM structure of the #Slo1 potassium channel with the auxiliary γ1 subunit
Read the article here: https://t.co/KIqL04Js1c
@TobiasRaisch @Intein @mpimoph
Our latest work on #actin assembly is now online @ScienceMagazine!
We show how #formins bind and move with the growing barbed end of F-actin.
Awesome collab. between @Intein and Bieling labs @mpimoph, and big thanks to co-first author @maikaboiero
https://t.co/I6A17Jcz8a
The @TobiasRaisch group together with @Intein has solved the #cryoEM structure of the Slo1 potassium channel and suggest a novel activation mechanism of voltage-gated ion channels!
Congrats to Tobi on his first last author paper!
https://t.co/gKVH6JCY6V
Looking for a PhD student to join my group studying bacterial virulence factors using cryo-EM, advanced biochemistry, and molecular biology.
Modern environment, amazing colleagues, and a lively city in the Top of the Netherlands!
Apply: https://t.co/DCIzFW9r7q
Hear from my colleagues about how we're witnessing the start of the next wave of innovation in cryo-ET. #TeamTomo@cenmag#cryoEM https://t.co/txVzmJkcdQ
So proud that our Tc toxin release story with @Intein was featured on the cover of today's @NatureMicrobiol issue! 🎉
Check out this 💥explosive 💥tale here: https://t.co/kZS1vHro0p
Well said! Check out the press release @mpimoph of our Makes Caterpillars Floppy 1 🐛 #toxin story from @intein lab. Special thanks to @alexanderbelyy1 for guiding me all the way, a true scientist and awesome mentor!
Are you ready to meet the #toxin with the most AWESOME name? Say hello🤗 to The Makes Caterpillars Floppy 1 toxin! It took us nearly a decade of work🔬 to find out what it looks like, but it was really worth it. Look at this 330 kDa giant beauty full of secrets! Thread 1/8.
Very excited to share our preprint on the multi-state kinetics of the syringe-like injection mechanism of Tc toxins. Great collaboration between the Raunser @Intein @mpimoph, Seidel @HHU_de, @enricabordignon@sciences_UNIGE and Dong @harvardmed labs.
https://t.co/lbaE6NVtGX
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The molecular structure of myosin filaments has remained elusive. In this week’s @Nature issue, two papers — one by Roger Craig and colleagues, the other by @Intein and co-workers use #cryoEM#cryoET to reveal the structure of these filaments in unprecedented detail
Cryo-EM structure of Slo1 with the auxiliary γ1 subunit suggests mechanism of depolarization-independent activation https://t.co/ZlWb6c16qG #biorxiv_biophys
Cryo-EM structure of Slo1 with the auxiliary γ1 subunit suggests mechanism of depolarization-independent activation | bioRxiv
https://t.co/3BHt17opiR
#CryoEM#ionchannel#MembraneProteins
The @UMass Padron-Craig lab #Cryo-EM paper (Dutta et al.) back-to-back with Raunser lab #Cryo-ET (Tamborrini et al.): an example of complementarity and reproducibility of these #EM techniques.
Dutta et al https://t.co/oUeBWQO0IV
Tamborrini et al https://t.co/6BAwdtMkBt