Our paper on MPP came out in @jbiolchem yesterday. Thanks to the reviewers for improving the manuscript, and thanks to @NSERC_CRSNG and @InnovationCA for supporting this work. https://t.co/IkdIkBVYZD
Our new review on mitochondrial quality control is out in JBC. Kudos to PhD student @Romanelli_sab for driving this. Sabrina is funded by @FRQS1 and @parkinsonquebec. @CRBSMcGill https://t.co/qWaHxw2FAy
Proud to report our latest work on the mechanism of substrate cleavage by the mitochondrial processing peptidase (MPP). Kudos to Andrew Bayne who drove this project, with help from new PhD student Danielle Simons and Naoto Soya in the Lukacs lab. 1/n https://t.co/MGx1zQZvAK
📢 Exciting news! Parkinson Canada has awarded $2M+ in research funding to drive discovery and improve life for people living with #Parkinsons.
Congrats to this year’s funding recipients! Learn more here: https://t.co/rjlbYxfkWB
New research from @kalle_gehring @jftrempe & collaborators presents a new class of small molecule allosteric modulators that enhance parkin activity; The compounds act as "molecular glues" to enhance the ability of phospho-ubiquitin to activate parkin
https://t.co/qESrYiMdKg
Trois étudiants dans mon labo, Tara Shomali, Sabrina Romanelli et Luca Lazzari, ont gagné un prix pour leur affiche au Symposium PROTEO 2024. Félicitations!
My students all have their Positive Potatoes, and all of them died of cute (there was some squealing involved, and a few “you made all of these?!?!” shrieks). I’d say 3 weeks of evening effort well-spent… (1/2)
A reminder that MTSViewer (developed by PhD student Andrew Bayne) is active and was used by over 400 users across the world in the past 3 months. Your one-stop place to look at the structure, mutations, and processing of your favorite mito proteins: https://t.co/WsN3a1raru
Our article on PINK1 forming a complex with TOM and TIM23 is out today. Congrats Mohamed and Andrew! Great collaboration with the Fon lab. https://t.co/hbGG2zd2D3
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