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Being part of a dream team of basic and translational scientists working toward a common goal is exhilarating. Thanks HHMI for support! #phagetherapy #phagenucleus #AntibioticResistance
Being part of a dream team of basic and translational scientists working toward a common goal is exhilarating. Thanks HHMI for support! #phagetherapy #phagenucleus #AntibioticResistance
Digvijay’s work on the in situ yeast NPC has now been published after peer review #openaccess. This work was a massive collaboration with the labs of Chris Akey, Mike Rout, Andrej Sali, and Steve Ludke. The article describes comprehensive NPC structures in vitro and in situ , and shows the existence of three NPC forms co-exist in the same cell.
Tamar Basiashvili is joining our lab as a graduate student. Welcome Tamar!
Matt’s paper showing how deconvolution can help cryo-ET data is now out after peer review #openaccess. This paper is a product of a wonderful long-standing collaboration with John Sedat.
Digvijay’s work on the in situ yeast NPC has been posted on bioRxiv. This work was a massive collaboration with the labs of Chris Akey, Mike Rout, Andrej Sali, and Steve Ludke.
Elizabeth is selected as a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Investigator. This wonderful opportunity which was only possible through the work of lab members through the years, will allow us to continue to pursue high-risk research. We’re so excited!
Elizabeth is promoted to associate professor with tenure. This was possible thanks to the amazing past and present lab members, our fantastic collaborators, and the very supportive environment at UC San Diego Biological Sciences that allowed us to build a complex research infrastructure from scratch. Let’s go!
Matt’s paper describing the use of entropy regularized deconvolution for cryo-ET is now on bioRxiv. This was the produce of a longstanding collaboration with John Sedat.
Josh’s PhD paper is now published in Nature Communications.