This was an awesome team effort led by Martin Golkowski, @liusnotluis, @tanmaysaprePRO, @lab_ong , and aided by our wonderful collaborator Dustin Maly @uwchemistry. https://t.co/1jw8qO6R8E
Care to learn more about kinases and their social networks? We do too! We developed a new method, kiCCA, to study kinase protein-protein interactions (PPIs) in native cell or tissue lysates with chemoproteomics. Out today @MolecularCell
The Stuber Lab is looking for a new lab manager/research technologist supervisor. Molecular Bio and genetics experience a plus! DM me with questions. Great flexible position for those wanting to work in a supportive and collegial lab setting. pls RT.
https://t.co/uCHebk7y90
(1/3) UW Pharmacology is excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for the fall 2022 PhD program! We seek talented and engaging students with a passion for molecular medicine to join our vibrant and collaborative community. Details follow:
https://t.co/TOjohluhYI
So excited to share our new preprint! We developed a new approach to study kinase protein-protein interactions (PPIs) in native lysates using kinobeads. PPIs are key to cellular activity but classical AP-MS w/ tagged baits only monitor one bait at a time. https://t.co/yYDKuwqlho
Giving these amazing students from @RainierScholars the opportunity to experience what is to be a scientist @UW@UWPharmacology@BioStructureUW PBIO was a fulfilling experience! Want to know more? https://t.co/F436wDndC7
Faculty speaking at @UWPharmacology Open House Oct 15 data blitz:
Drug Discovery💊: Shao-En Ong @shaoenong
Mol. Basis of Disease : Yasemin Sancak @yasesancak
Protein Structure 🧩: Bill Catterall
Intracellular signaling🚦: Rich Gardner
Neurobio🧠: John Neumaier @johnfneumaier
ATTN Prospective Graduate Students: We're excited to announce that we'll be holding Virtual Open Houses, this Oct 15th and Nov 5th! Come learn about the incredible science you'll do, and the amazing community you'll join, here at UW Pharmacology.
https://t.co/sShF8TVF2e
#ScienceJobs:
Postdoctoral position in Proteomics with @lab_ong
University of Washington; Pharmacology, Seattle, USA
https://t.co/UaPWbzH3TV
#proteomics
If you're into proteomics, signaling, and PTMs...I've just posted a job for a postdoc on https://t.co/f5Eh6GkmNs, the free job board for scientists, by scientists! @jobRxiv
Our paper studying drug responses in liver cancer with pharmacoproteomics is now out in Cell Systems: https://t.co/524GGLylTm. Great work led by Martin Golkowski with awesome collaboration from Maly and Yeung labs @UW and Taran Gujral @fredhutch.
My lab is looking for new postdocs and research scientists (https://t.co/km0eYoyMu2) interested in kinase signaling, EMT, cancer, and proteomics. Please RT!
Very excited to share our new preprint describing a pharmacoproteomics platform to identify cell signaling pathways and kinome biomarkers of drug response in liver cancer. So proud of work led by Martin Golkowski.
https://t.co/iAbAoiMcON
Our new platform technology ELTA to study PARP biology is out today @MolecularCell. As PARP biology is implicated in #cancer, infectious and neurodegenerative diseases (#ALS, #Parkinson), we hope ELTA will accelerate basic science discovery and clinical translation.
Dustin Maly, @shaoenong et al. at University of Washington (@UW ) report the kinome chemoproteomics characterization of potential inhibitors of GSK3, a kinase thought to be involved in several neurological diseases - out now in Molecular Omics! https://t.co/RqvUVcTwtB
Excited to share about our latest tool called ELTA to investigate PARP biology @UMontreal on Monday. ELTA means “to chase” in Old Norse language - it is our hope that everyone inside or outside the field can now study this therapeutically important protein modification easily.
Very excited that our paper on chordoma dependencies is now online @NatureMedicine:
https://t.co/88YLOCDgZ9
https://t.co/xNpt2XDtHF
Thank you to an incredible team of mentors and collaborators! @SchreiberStuart@JoanneKotz @chasz43 @ChordomaFDN#chordoma