I sure hope AI gets a high paying job because it's going to need $12,850 for each of the thousands of papers a month it's going to be publishing in Nature.
Also a concern is whether it will have enough left over every month to pay the mortgage for the data center where it lives.
Proud to share The E3-ome
A true collaborative effort to unify the human E3 ligase landscape, and create a shared foundation for the field
#Ubiquitin#E3Ligases@WEHI_research
https://t.co/yK0jtcCp7P
I am deeply saddened learning that my scientific hero Amos Bairoch has recently passed away. He will be remembered as the mastermind behind the SwissProt and many other endeavours in protein bioinformatics. There is a tribute web page at https://t.co/ku46u3iQVG
#ResearchExplained!
Proteins can be fragile and instable; @AravindR27 & team from Dr @RanabirNMR’s lab at NCBS developed CoreStab, a program that spots gaps in protein cores and suggests small changes to strengthen them.
Read here: https://t.co/ikiNtnR7UO
✏️Christeen Paulson
For all #ubiquitin aficionados out there: Our new study, where we used an #alphafold based screen and found a new class of plant-specific DUBs, which cleave K63 chains and interfere with endocytosis at the plasma membrane. https://t.co/274nqCYDeO
Our paper on bacterial clippases is now out in @MolecularCell. These really interesting enzymes can make deconjugation of #ubiquitin irreversible. Thanks to @UniCologne and @C2fBiochemistry for support.
https://t.co/78lxodHhQa
Great paper, but sorry, this is *not* a CARD domain! It is a 6-helix death fold domain for sure, but there in no evidence provided that it belongs to the CARD subfamily. It might have (convergently?) acquired a similar function as mammalian caspase-associated CARDs. Just saying.
@thaoshibe In Germany, it is more like 10-20 Euro for a A0-size poster. And we often use it 2-3 times. And eventually retire it to a poster wall in our lab building. Not that much of a waste, compared to other lab-related stuff.
Very excited to share that our manuscript on the "Discovery and mechanism of K63-linkage-directed deubiquitinase activity in USP53" was published today at Nature Chemical Biology @nchembio. Congratulations Kim, Kai, and all authors! https://t.co/YTV5td5koG
The #AlphaFold 3 model code and weights are now available for academic use. We @GoogleDeepMind are excited to see how the research community continues to use AlphaFold to address open questions in biology and new lines of research.
https://t.co/kVB9hWJZTI
@ai4s_protenix Thanks for making this available! The try-out server mentioned on the web page offers the option to add covalent bonds, but this part doesn't seem to be operational. Is it part of the GitHub version?
New Lammers Lab paper out now in @NatureComms!🥳
We reveal high functional diversity within bacterial deac(et)ylases by systematic functional/structural characterization.
This is Leonies PhD project and I’m grateful to have contributed to this great work.
https://t.co/UbAY45Hl5H