We did the thing! Couldn’t have done this without Prachee (and a whole lot of other people who helped get me here). I’m so lucky to have gotten to learn so much from her. Thank you for everything ❤️
@PracheeAC@BiggeBrae Hahahah SO TRUE. I remember sending something big at midnight and you had it looked over by like 3am 🤣it’s a super power, I swear.
@L_L_Dougherty and @PracheeAC find that depolymerization of cytoplasmic microtubules that normally occurs during deciliation is not required for ciliogenesis in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii https://t.co/O3HlM5zius
Ann Lavanway is one of the best members of the Dartmouth biological sciences community.
Forever grateful for all of her support.
Teacher, Researcher, Microscope Master https://t.co/15KVYXhstq
ERK1/2 controls the cell cycle but also has new roles impacting various mechanisms affecting ciliogenesis. DUSP6 inhibition activates ERK to immediately inhibit ciliary assembly and upstream pathways. @l_l_dougherty@dutta_soumita@PracheeAC@ReviewCommons https://t.co/llEls1s0Ai
@l_l_dougherty@dutta_soumita@PracheeAC find ERK1/2 has new roles impacting various mechanisms affecting ciliogenesis. DUSP6 inhibition activates ERK to immediately inhibit ciliary assembly and upstream pathways. @ReviewCommons
https://t.co/llEls1sypQ
@dynlacht Hi Irma! Thank you for this clarification. I can see how the way we present it might be misleading. I agree, BCI inhibits DUSP6, and by doing so allows an accumulation of phosphorylated/activated ERK. BCI does not phosphorylate ERK itself.