I’m giving a public talk! Register to attend in person. If you’re not in San Diego, can join remotely too. I’ll dive into the science from our lab (reunion photo 2022), highlight the importance of curiosity-driven discovery research, and share some introspection on my journey.
Another membrane phospholipid PIP2 (inner leaflet) shown to be important in regulation of PAC channel activity!
https://t.co/sIgbJJ8EUL
Back-to-back papers in @NatureComms issue citing importance of different phospholipids in ion channel response. #ionchannels#electrophysiology
IISc turns 115 today! 🎉
The vesting order for establishing IISc was published on 27 May 1909, officially bringing the Institute into existence.
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RIP Bill! 1946-2024!
He passed away at the age of 77 while attending 6th International Calcium channel conference in Philippines.
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Pleased to see this out of @PenmatsaLab 🙌🏻
Many congratulations to @nazia_hussain7 spearheading this project & I know how difficult it was to make it to the finals. Glad to be a part of this project where I had initiated electrophysiology measurements back in @MBU_IISc#cryoem
Greatly pleased to announce the publication of our study on Pannexins in @NatureComms . Kudos to @Nazia_hussain7 for her superlative effort. She was ably supported by Ashish Apotikar and others to complete this challenging study. https://t.co/fYEJXYGtad
Huge thanks to the @UChiChemistry for highlighting our game-changing research on lysosomal calcium regulation!
From recording single channel currents in grad school I shifted gears to discovering organellar channels in my postdoc.
For years researchers have labored to find how lysosomes replenish their calcium ions before transport. Now, for the first time, the Krishnan Lab has identified how calcium ions get into lysosomes
@KrishnanYamuna @UChicagoPSD @matttzajac @anandsami999
https://t.co/rLOo9XFtGC
This project stimulated a collaborative environment, allowed me to share my expertise with the team. Reviewers' insights significantly contributed to the quality of our work. I'm incredibly proud of the entire team's dedication & excited about the implications of this research!