Nathan Belliveau

Postdoc with Julie Theriot, HHMI/ University of Washington.

[Nathan Belliveau @nbellive]

Really excited to share our preprint on #Galvanotaxis! We identify Galvanin, a membrane protein acting as an electric field sensor that guides cell migration. Check it out: https://t.co/ejJ6uyYKMu #CellBiology #CRISPRi #Migration (Thanks for the support @JCChildsFund and @NIGMS)

[Nathan Belliveau @nbellive]

Happy to have this work out! Some of my postdoctoral work with Julie Theriot. https://t.co/vwdQeUKx1N (thanks for the support @JCChildsFund and @NIGMS)

[Adrian Sanborn @AdrianSanborn]

Excited to share a new preprint! We do a pooled, imaged-based CRISPRi screen on the complex shapes and cytoskeletal structures of human U2OS cells:
https://t.co/yH2UEs9zIU
Co-led with R. Lorenzo Labitigan in Julie Theriot's lab, with special shoutout to Cynthia Hao! 1/10

[Mugdha Sathe @SatheMugdha]

Please apply and share!

[Navish Wadhwa @WadhwaLab]

Swarming bacteria, when confined, form a 'single-swirl' coherent pattern, as opposed to confined planktonic bacteria, which form less organized 'multi-swirl' patterns. Another mesmerizing gem from Mani and Tang labs. https://t.co/Z1W3SpDHXL

[Rikki Garner @rikkigarner]

Excited to share a major story from my PhD on @biorxivpreprint!

Molecular processes are stochastic and noisy! How do cells suppress this noise to perform robust behavior? We turned to the beautiful, smooth leading edges of migrating HL-60 cells. (1/7)

https://t.co/Z1ihnjlBhh

[Rikki Garner @rikkigarner]

Mind-blowing as always!

[Manuel Razo-Mejia @mrazomej]

Although I believe in the preprint philosophy, it feels really good to finally have this paper out!
https://t.co/leriRpPy2l
If you are interested in gene regulation and information processing in cells, you might want to check it out.

[Tom Zajdel @tomzajdel]

Proud to announce that SCHEEPDOG is out today in @CellSystemsCP feat. co-lead author @GawoonS, @Rossello_Alex, Linus Wang, and fearless leader @DJCohenEtAl!

Read on to see how we herd collective cell migration using electric fields!

https://t.co/S6KRuSolNX

[Rikki Garner @rikkigarner]

Happy to share that my recent paper on CRISPR-tagging of actin got the cover of Cytoskeleton! Check it out at https://t.co/m6T7vxmTc2. Was a fun project with helpful contributions from many other members of Julie Theriot's lab (and honorary member / my husband, @bioSavinov !).

[Andrew Kennard @askennard]

The 1st paper from my thesis is up on @biorXivpreprint!

Main question: how do skin cells know when (and where) injury has occurred nearby?

A 🧵 about how #zebrafish embryos sense wounds via osmotic AND electric cues, with plenty of cool movies! (1/12)

https://t.co/4zuQjvY6ao