Want to learn more about functions of nuclear actin? Check out our Cell Science at a Glance review article and accompanying poster recently published in @J_Cell_Sci
https://t.co/lA5D3waOgY
Do people constantly try to kill you and your family? Is there a very realistic chance you'll be murdered in the this week? Did someone kill or raped your friends recently? If the answer is NO and you nevertheless blame those who answer YES, you reached Master Gasligher level
New posting! This has some reflections on the scandal at the 2023 Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting, where a Laureate complained of being discriminated against as a white man. Unusually, a courageous young scientist actually called him out on it. #WomenInSTEM
https://t.co/otrpJxiKCk
Hey @united I am going to fly from Zürich to Washington early December (economy class) to attend a conference. Will I be allowed to carry a poster tube with scientific posters as a personal item on the plane?
First Day at Les Houches Winter School on Fluorescent Markers. Lectures starting now with Agathe Espagne. Feels good (but still weird somehow) to be back at in person meetings!
We now published our initially small but now extensive study about the SARS-CoV-2 lineage A.27 in Nature Communications. Big thanks to all people involved! @martinhoelzer@GuyBaele@sandpiper_89 https://t.co/CwgCGuemuQ
immunosuppressed patients can persistently be infected with SARS-CoV-2 (in this case ~150 days). Such conditions can help the virus to acquire mutations facilitating immune escape and possibly could lead to increased pathogenicity. https://t.co/EZqQRx0GeM
#VirologyFreiburg
Last year, an international collaboration set out to answer two questions: How does #SARSCoV2 infect cells? How do we stop it?
They identified a long list of drugs that could be used to treat #COVID19. Some are now in clinical trials. #ScienceTogether
I am happy to have contributed to this work published today! Using high resolution microscopy we were able to image and localize most of the viral proteins in the context of SARS-CoV-2 infection. Go read the paper to find out what we discovered ;-)
Work led by @QBI_UCSF found similarities in how 3 coronaviruses, including #SARSCOV2, engage human hosts. Studying medical billing data showed outcomes of #COVID19 patients treated w/ drugs against selected host factors. Results may guide drug development https://t.co/PYpa9AHXVO
We are excited to be featured on the cover of @CellCellPress for our article: “The Global Phosphorylation Landscape of SARS-CoV-2 Infection”. Thanks to our fantastic collaborators, with special mention of Elizabeth Fischer who took this electron microscopy image of SARS-CoV-2!
Go check out this great work published today! Thank you to all the collaborators involved. @KroganLab@pedrobeltrao @grosse_lab @JulianKnerr @fulleren1 https://t.co/KG9uSKfaS1
@grosse_lab found that the virus induces the formation of filopodia, potentially via CK2 activation that co-localises with N at these extensions. This may contribute to the viral egress and infection of nearby cells.