Very happy that our paper combining pooled multicolour protein tagging with high-throughput microscopy and computer vision to detect perturbation-induced localization changes is out in @NatureCellBio today. 1/9
https://t.co/i1fSePzZRj
Andreas Reicher, from CeMM PI Stefan Kubicek’s group, successfully defended his PhD thesis on "Pooled Protein Tagging for Mapping and Manipulating Protein Localizations at Scale." Congratulations, Andreas, from your colleagues and friends at CeMM! 👏
Our latest paper is out! In collaboration with @DrAnneCarpenter, we conducted a systematic high-content screen to understand the role of protein mislocalization in diverse human disorders. 1/ https://t.co/pQzVx0hOrC
Excited our final version of @tineisadora's work on targeted protein relocalization is out today @nature! Molecular control over protein localization could offer new opportunities for therapeutics and biological discovery. @Stanford_ChEMH@StanfordUChem https://t.co/XQFwRmnfaX
A big thank you to all co-authors and members of the Stefan Kubicek lab @CeMMNews, especially co-first author @reinisjiri who did all the image analysis! 9/9
Very happy that our paper combining pooled multicolour protein tagging with high-throughput microscopy and computer vision to detect perturbation-induced localization changes is out in @NatureCellBio today. 1/9
https://t.co/i1fSePzZRj
…and take a look at our previous paper combining pooled tagging with in situ sequencing for monitoring hundreds to thousands of proteins in a single well, but at lower sample throughput… 8/9 https://t.co/yTIURoWgwc
In a new @genomeresearch study, @CeMM_News researchers from Stefan Kubicek’s Group describe their newly developed first highly scalable method to monitor protein levels & localization in cells, a notable contribution to drug discovery & future therapies➡️https://t.co/ueofT8FePT