Irene Liparulo

Research Scientist @UTMDAnderson
Alum @UCBerkeley @Unibo

Serendipity is looking in a haystack for a needle and discovering a farmer's daughter

[Molecular Cell @MolecularCell]

Online Now: Mitochondria as sources and targets of cellular signaling https://t.co/LFadRnFIhD

[Henne_Lab @HenneLab]

With so many great reviews on LDs already out, do we need another?

Sarah @cohenlaboratory & I were approached by @NatRevMCB to organize a review on LD heterogeneity and inter-organelle contacts...topics often in reviews, but not a focus. Fun project!
https://t.co/mSeynTW6vo

[Irene Liparulo @IreLiparulo]

@MingqiHan Thanks!!!

[Irene Liparulo @IreLiparulo]

📍How do cells actually uptake Coenzyme Q? 🔬 Our new paper dissects Coenzyme Q uptake and intracellular transport, linking lipid handling to mitochondrial metabolism. Excited to finally share this work! 📖
https://t.co/n0f1g47Vjt
#coenzymeq #lipidmetabolism

[Irene Liparulo @IreLiparulo]

Have you ever wondered what are the mediators and effects of mitohormesis in organisms? In our review on @embojournal from Stahl lab, we explore this winding and unexpected path of mitochondrial stress to systemic benefits. 🔥@BerkeleyMetBio @NatureAtCal
https://t.co/pdRvcq8Igk

[Martin Picard @MitoPsychoBio]

Whatever the color and context, mitochondria are always beautiful

[Irene Liparulo @IreLiparulo]

The borrowed bacterium https://t.co/yhLc7qo1TV

[Irene Liparulo @IreLiparulo]

@Laeti67202 @Nature @SvenssonLab Great!!! 🎉🎊

[Irene Liparulo @IreLiparulo]

Honoured to have contributed to this groundbreaking study @Nature! Congrats @SvenssonLab, @Laeti67202 and all collaborators! 🎉🔬

[Laetitia Voilquin-Coassolo @Laeti67202]

Thrilled to share that my work is out in @Nature. Here, we introduce Peptide Predictor, a tool for identifying new bioactive peptides. Using this method, we discovered BRP, an anti-obesity peptide. Huge thanks to the @SvenssonLab and all our collaborators! https://t.co/WfWMFDwVsR

[Itai Yanai @ItaiYanai]

If you think the next big idea in your field will come from inside the field, you're probably wrong.

[Cell Biology J-Club @cell_club]

The endoplasmic reticulum as an active liquid network | PNAS https://t.co/sq1471thhA

[Irene Liparulo @IreLiparulo]

Out now: new insights on bioenergetic dynamics of axonal regeneration https://t.co/OmTFr3ttnZ @JCellBiol 🔬 🧫 Congrats @LucaMasin!

[Irene Liparulo @IreLiparulo]

@KCKlatt A carbon with five covalent bonds 🫠

[Kira Poskanzer @KiraPoskanzer]

Actin cytoskeleton

[Sketching Science @sketchscience]

It has been 10 years since I started doing Western blots in the lab. Wow, what a rollercoaster!
Based on my successes and failures, here are some tips for perfect Western blots. A thread (1/5)…

[Cell Metabolism @Cell_Metabolism]

#NewIssue Ft cover art by Kehuitang Art Studio. He et al. reveal a protective effect of acetate against metabolic and cognitive impairments caused by sleep disruption. Inspired by Monet’s famous Water Lilies paintings, a “mitochondrion” boat drifts in a lotus pond full of water lilies (which, in Chinese, symbolize sleeping beauty in water). Two women sit comfortably in the boat, enjoying tea representing acetate. Their relaxed postures and the harmonious atmosphere suggest that acetate promotes health for individuals suffering from sleep disruption
🔗https://t.co/fCNExqt1q1

[Martin Picard @MitoPsychoBio]

Mitochondria have many functions and behaviors

We are building a map of mitochondrial specialization across human organs and tissues. Which is your favorite mitochondrial activity/function/behavior you would like to visualize its distribution across the human body?

[MikeLange @MikeLangePhD]

Today we held the first Bay Area Lipidomics Meeting. 165 participants from 37 institutions from all across the San Francisco Bay Area! A truly collaborative meeting! Thank you all for coming! And thank you to our sponsors for making this possible! #LipidTime

[Alexander Bartelt @BarteltLab]

In the first 6 months of 2024 our lab peer-reviewed 40 manuscripts. Underestimating we spent 4 h per MS, this makes 160 h pro bono work.

If we charged the publishers, this would amount to a decent salary for a PhD student.

Happy weekend!