ECPM2024 registration is now open
https://t.co/siKCe38Ic6
Award opportunities for student and postdocs: Best talk and poster presentations awards Student travel awards Early career researcher (<5 years post PhD) can be considered for the BioMolecular Horizons (BMH)2024 award.
Congrats @brongriff & Dr Yun Shi on your @nhmrc grants! A/Prof Griffin's work on early intervention strategy for kids with burns & Dr Shi will study brain biomolecule that protects nerve cells in neurodegenerative disorders @GlycoGriffith@Griffith_Health https://t.co/PkxfAVW3x6
QPG would like to announce the 2023 Queensland Protein Group and Ross Smith ECR Award Symposium will be held on Tuesday 17th October at the Queensland Brain Institute from 1 – 5pm followed by a mixer and presentation of the awards (see attached flyer for more information).
Dear QPG member, the deadline is coming up soon, get your abstract and CV ready for an exciting opportunity to speak at ASBMB 2023 and get your registration costs covered by QPG.
Did you know that bacterial #viruses glue #RNA to proteins? We discovered that a T4 #phage#ART links NAD-RNA to E. coli proteins. We call this an #RNAylation. Great collaboration with @JaeschkeLab and Urlaub Lab. Congratulations to @MaikSchauerte 🍾 https://t.co/32smjjFDH5
Excited to share our preprint on using unsupervised learning to find inhibitors from fragments hits. The idea is learning a distance distribution of pharmacophores from fragment hits, and then scoring a large purchasable library using that. (1/3)
https://t.co/0kTSXtHwOa
So excited that we finally have the ACTIVE NLRP3 inflammasome structure, thanks to super talented Le Xiao @LeXiao17, and Venkat Magupalli @MagupalliVenny! https://t.co/gUJA8QH5Kv
2 new papers in JCI from the DiAntonio/Milbrandt labs shed new light on Sarm1’s role in neurodegeneration. 1)Chronic Sarm1 activation leads to macrophage recruitment that plays a role in axon degeneration. 2)Eliminating Sarm1 slowed AXD in a model of CMT. https://t.co/DPanTnfhCM
Out today @cellhostmicrobe: An expanded arsenal of bacterial immune systems
Even if you previously read the preprint, don’t miss a major new result on the bacterial SEFIR domain, a homolog of human immune domains
A thread 🧵 1/9
https://t.co/nttSQhKWie
It's on again in 2022! The Ross Smith ECR Medal Symposium this year will be held on 15th November at the Glycomics Institute, Griffith University. Please apply for either ECR or student prizes and look forward to seeing you there!
https://t.co/RPnkL5Msk9
The Kranzusch lab (https://t.co/VJl5IDhteA) and Sorek lab @SorekLab report discovery of gcADPRs as a new class of antiviral signals. @nature https://t.co/Z499S5dU9B
We made #AlphaFold dream of new protein assemblies, used #ProteinMPNN to bring it back to reality, and the results were stunning! (1/5) https://t.co/NhCJv2zbht
Released today @EMDB_EMPIAR & @PDBeurope, & published @ScienceMagazine, #CryoEM structure of the Toll/interleukin-1 receptor domain from #AbTir in complex with 3AD. Study by Mohammad K. Manik et al., @ 2.74 Å resolution.
Happy to share our cADPR paper out today @Science:
https://t.co/2IUGdx0Gw2
A wonderful collaboration between @Kobe_Lab_, Milbrandt & DiAntonio @WUSTL, @MingGuoChu, @Muzzapythopath and us @GlycoGriffith
Congratulations @manikrpc, Yun Shi, @insulin_SulinLi and all co-authors!
We are happy to announce that our paper about signaling molecules produced by bacterial TIRs is published in Science today https://t.co/jw0ZP6DNA5. It was a concerted effort from many groups around the world. Thanks @Piperproduction for rendering for our EM structure of AbTir.