Thanks to coauthors Ben Peeples and Mike Rosen and the team @NatRevMCB for putting together a piece we’re quite proud of! And of course biggest thanks to all the researchers who have made such progress over the last few years.
Excited for people to check out our new review in @NatRevMCB ! Our goal was to find a unifying conceptual framework for understanding how condensates function in disparate biological processes. Plus some important/interesting outstanding questions for the future of the field.
Today we are recognizing Dr. Yifan Cheng of @UCSFwith election to the National Academy of Sciences in honor of outstanding contributions to electron cryo-microscopy. #NAS157
Read more at: https://t.co/lOpcb4dpWx
Today we are recognizing Dr. Michael K. Rosen of @UTSWNewswith election to the National Academy of Sciences in honor of outstanding contributions to biochemistry. #NAS157
Read more at: https://t.co/eKgZKEtJuN
Congratulations to graduate student Joe Lobel for recent publication showing how intrinsically disordered regions of the scaffolding protein Pat1 contribute to mRNA decay! https://t.co/RTtdISUUb1
@stephenfloor Also worth noting that in 1845 naturalization was literally the exclusive privilege of white people! Instructive to compare 1840s Ireland with 1940s India. Both suffered famines exacerbated by British colonialism, but guess which group was fully barred from coming to the US?