Our preprint has now been peer-reviewed and published! We described a role for kinase CK2 and phosphatase CTDNEP1 in regulating protein turnover of SUN2, an inner nuclear membrane protein. Exciting new research avenues for nuclear envelopathies.
https://t.co/xZslMM0xZx
Really exciting study! We also didn’t find any membrane protein components for extraction of the nuclear envelope protein SUN2 (ubiquitylated by SCF E3). We discussed that this could be due to redundancy or that pulling force by p97 alone is sufficient.
https://t.co/Z6xfr0SuXH
1/ New preprint out! We show that PROTAC-induced ubiquitination can bypass canonical ERAD to degrade ER membrane proteins. Wonderful collaboration w/ @DanNomura and huge credit to grad student superstar Sydney Tomlinson!
https://t.co/CT5knDfjSM
Branched ubiquitin chains significantly expand the ubiquitin system's signalling capacity. In this #BiochemSocTrans review, McFarland et al. discuss the emerging tools and methods for studying the roles of branched chains in diverse cellular processes.https://t.co/eRo8Mfhi9I
Postdoc in Biochemistry and Cell Biology of SUMOylation and Nucleosome @MSuskiewicz
Postdoctoral Position in Biochemistry and Cell Biology of SUMOylation and Nucleosome
https://t.co/oW610exGeL
#biochemistry#chromatin_biology#nucleosome#structural_...
https://t.co/oW610exGeL
Our team in Orléans (France) is looking for a new postdoc, to work closely with a research associate, Ibtissam Talhaoui, on a project focused on potential SUMO E3 ligases targeting the nucleosome. The details here: https://t.co/CM3poCelab
Delighted to say I have been awarded a MSCA/UKRI funded postdoctoral fellowship to investigate UFMylation at specific sites with
@YKulathu
. Looking forward to having a new favourite UBL.
@MSCActions
@UKRI_News@mrcppu
We are hiring! Two structural biology/biochemistry postdoc positions are available in our lab - come and join a lively Team in the thriving city of Oxford! Deadline 4th October 2024. Further details are here: https://t.co/fAMkerIP9W
UK expensive visas - latest evidence:
- Cancer Research UK is expecting to spend £700k on visa costs each year - the equivalent cost of 17 new CRUK PhD students
- Cambridge cancer institute being outcompeted for specialists by institutes in Germany, due to costs
Today we are publishing evidence from our Institutes to show the impact of changes to the UK immigration system on cancer research.
We call on the new UK Government to reduce costs and review the system so it works for research - to meet their ambitions for health and growthToday we are publishing evidence from our Institutes to show the impact of changes to the UK immigration system on cancer research.
We call on the new UK Government to reduce costs and review the system so it works for research - to meet their ambitions for health and growthToday we are publishing evidence from our Institutes to show the impact of changes to the UK immigration system on cancer research.
We call on the new UK Government to reduce costs and review the system so it works for research - to meet their ambitions for health and growthToday we are publishing evidence from our Institutes to show the impact of changes to the UK immigration system on cancer research.
We call on the new UK Government to reduce costs and review the system so it works for research - to meet their ambitions for health and growthToday we are publishing evidence from our Institutes to show the impact of changes to the UK immigration system on cancer research.
We call on the new UK Government to reduce costs and review the system so it works for research - to meet their ambitions for health and growthToday we are publishing evidence from our Institutes to show the impact of changes to the UK immigration system on cancer research.
We call on the new UK Government to reduce costs and review the system so it works for research - to meet their ambitions for health and growth.
After a long time in the making, our study on bacterial clippases is finally available as a preprint https://t.co/wVyqGbJaC7
These are really fascinating enzymes, for which there will be a ton of applications in studying the #ubiquitin system
For all ubiquitin, deubiquitinase and chemical biology aficionados:
Here's a preprint from the lab introducing 2 new active DUBs in humans & a unique type of DUB activity one would miss with the widely used panels of free ubiquitin chains.
https://t.co/ji1Z8jBNSg
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