Our newest genetically encoded sensor to measure polyADPribosylation in intact cells is now published in ACS Sensors. DOI 10.1021/acssensors.4c01406
Congrats Alix for brilliant work.
Trifunctional sphinganine, our latest tool to determine lipid location and interactome in cells, has been published by ACS Chemical Biology today. Kudos to Scotty and our collaborators at EMBL for excellent work.
Photo-crosslinkable lipids made it into structural biology and cryo-EM. Thanks to great work at the LMB and Heidelberg University and Rainer's chemistry skills. Check out doi:10.1126/science.abe6821
We summarized the newest techniques of how to use lipid tools with a focus on subcellular location. Appeared in Curr. Op. Chem. Biol. today (https://t.co/dijwHtkfp6).
Our work on trifunctional (caged, photo-crosslinkable, clickable) PIP3 is published online today (https://t.co/SA99jvPCZk). With the new tool, we identified proteins that transport PIP3 from organelles to the plasma membrane. Kudos for great chemistry and exciting cell biology.
The Schultz group’s newest today published in @J_A_C_S : FRET-based protease reporters that attach to NETs (neutrophil extracellular traps). Covers probe development, cell and tissue imaging, data from patient samples. Congrats Matteo @MatteoG79338180,Victoria @VictoriaSHalls
In a recent article, @SchultzLabOHSU demonstrate that cannabinoid receptors 1 and 2 stimulate insulin release through the regulation of calcium oscillations in ß-cells. https://t.co/eTNV92gXkM
Our review on using chemical biology to study pancreatic islets is now published 🎉 many thanks to everyone who helped, especially co-author Kaya Keutler of @SchultzLabOHSU !! https://t.co/G9HMS6df7S
The third virtual lipid zoom seminar is happening this Friday at 11am PST (2pm EST). We will hear fantastic talks from Josh Pemberton, Balla lab, https://t.co/YZpMdlQIgX
and Dongjun Liang, @basktastic lab, https://t.co/HLXNvaxMSp
#lipidtime @JohnEBurke2
Residents at the Mirabella, a retirement community on the South Waterfront, gathered on their balconies yesterday afternoon to applaud and cheer @OHSUNews medical staff working on the frontline against the coronavirus.
What a wonderful display of appreciation. ❤#WeGotThisPDX
There is a silver lining in this crisis:
A) We are reading papers as opposed to traveling and dropping talks; B) We try to speak a common language, as opposed to talking past each other; C) We develop a common sense of purpose. Great science will emerge from this.
Like many across the country we are temporarily closing down the lab due to the emerging #CoronaCrisis Wishing everyone good health during this challenging time.