Our latest work in FEBS Journal
https://t.co/OZCxDpuW5O
We showed how mitochondrial targeting of ANKZF1 is regulated by its N-terminal segment @SNU_NatScience@ShivNadarUniv
Happy to share our recently published work in Cell Death Discovery https://t.co/zLYq68IOKU
We showed that ANKZF1 , a known Ribosome Quality Control component clears sressed motochondria acting as a motophagy adaptor
@SNU_NatScience@ShivNadarUniv
Thanks for funding @ANRFIndia
New preprint alert!
What keeps ANKZF1 out of mitochondria—until it's needed?
We show how its N-terminal segment masks an internal mitochondrial targeting signal.
Check it out on bioRxiv: https://t.co/40oJJHDRqg #biorxiv_cellbio#mitochondria#proteintrafficking
The N-terminal Segment of the Human ANKZF1 negatively regulates its internal mitochondrial targeting signal to prevent its ... https://t.co/qv3pVrEV17 #biorxiv_cellbio
Excited to share that our preprint is now available on bioRxiv! Check out our latest work on "Role of ANKZF1 in PINK1/Parkin mediated mitophagy"
#bioRxiv#mitophagy#autophagy#ANKZF1#Mitochondria
A paper in @Nature suggests that prehistoric people in Europe may have started consuming milk from domesticated animals thousands of years before they evolved the gene to digest it. https://t.co/zGIgS6fAEh
At @LabZiviani we are looking for postdocs interested in mitochondrial proteostasis and deubiquitinating enzymes in PD and ALS. Positions are open starting from Sept 2022. Please email me directly at [email protected]@mitojobs
The mitochondrial genome is detectable in practically every human biofluid, mostly found inside small vesicles or as whole mitochondria. @CarolineTrumpff and Shannon Rausser found that cell-free mitochondrial DNA (cf-mtDNA) also is detectable in human saliva.
In @ScienceMagazine we describe how a CRISPR-based bacterial recording system (Record-seq) captures signatures of diet, disease, and microbial interactions within the intestine – helping us understand how diet, disease, and the microbiota shape health. 1/12
Are you interested in #mitochondria, #lysosomes, #peroxisomes? How defects in these organelles modify #metabolism and cause #disease?
We are *actively* looking for a colleague for a funded postdoc position based on multi-omics and imaging data.
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