Deoxynucleoside supplementation ameliorates the disease associated phenotypes in a zebrafish model of RRM2B mtDNA depletion syndrome
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We're looking for a postdoc! 🧑🔬 If you're interested in mitochondrial genetics, have a look below! 🧬🔬🥼 Feel free to ask any questions.
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Big thanks to everyone involved, especially the animal technicians, and Declan, who spent a summer internship meticulously analyzing zebrafish touch-evoked escape response data. A very tedious (but vital!) part of the work! 🐟
🧬 New paper! We nudge the science forward surrounding deoxynucleoside supplementation & mitochondrial DNA depletion syndromes (MDDS). We show, for the first time in vivo, that deoxynucleoside supplementation can mitigate effects of RRM2B mutations.🔗 https://t.co/WLHSOSrhob
This proof-of-concept study highlights that deoxynucleoside supplementation can mitigate RRM2B dysfunction in vivo. More challenges remain in bringing this to patients; determining effective delivery methods, combinations, and dosing of deoxynucleosides is vital!
Interested in mitochondrial biology? We are looking for an enthusiastic PostDoctoral fellow and PhD student to join our group in Stockholm. @mitojobs@MolMet_KI
For the PhD position: https://t.co/9ZsHC4RbqJ
For the PostDoc position: https://t.co/MOBdoUy10K
We are excited to share our latest work on mechanisms that protect from mitochondrial dysfunction. Thank you to all collaborators and the 4th anonymous reviewer for supporting us. @labs_mann@NatureComms@metaboflo
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We have 1-2 PostDoc positions for enthusiastic researchers interested in mitochondrial biology. Apply here. #mitochondria#mitojobs
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New study from us:
https://t.co/GioeqFmsKo
High mtDNA copy number promotes lung cancer growth in the mouse, whereas mtDNA depletion in tumor cells reduces tumor growth. This tumor-intrinsic role for mtDNA can be exploited for development of future lung cancer therapies.
🚨Mitochondrial research out🚨 Our latest work on the synergy between LRPPRC and SLIRP for maintaining mtDNA gene expression in vivo is now published! 🧬 Free-access link to the article: https://t.co/uEqZ2l9757
🚨Advance article alert - mutant PTPMT1 impairs cardiolipin metabolism causing human disease. Fantastic collaborative effort across several continents!
Biallelic PTPMT1 variants disrupt cardiolipin metabolism and lead to a neurodevelopmental syndrome https://t.co/FMuQouUZv0
New paper from us on the in vivo role of the LRPPRC/SLIRP protein complex and its crucial role in mammalian mtDNA gene expression:
https://t.co/qDhEd7WCtN
Congratulations @RubalDiana for great work! Thank you to all coauthors for a very nice collaboration.