Centrioles generate two scaffolds with distinct biophysical properties to build mitotic centrosomes
Spd-2 organizes the assembly of two distinct centriole-scaffolds to build mitotic centrosomes in Drosophila.
Exciting news! Our latest paper reveals that Spd-2 (CEP192) recruits Polo & Aurora A to build two scaffolds—Polo-dependent Cnn (for strength) & Aurora A–dependent TACC (for protein concentration)—crucial for centrosome assembly in Drosophila. #CellBiology #Centrosome www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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Wellcome Sir Henry Dale Fellow and PI at the University of York, UK. He/him 🏳️🌈 Interested in #RNA, #ribosomes, #cryo-EM, #crystallography and #virus gene expression, 🔬🧬
https://www.hill-lab.co.uk
Also piano 🎹🎶
www.youtube.com/@chillzaa
Dad of two, Professor, Lister Research Fellow and Wellcome Investigator at the John Innes Centre. Interested in bacterial chromosome organization & segregation, plasmids, and phages.
www.tunglelab.org
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Working for a diverse, global and multidisciplinary scientific community focused on the cell, the basic unit of all life.
Postdoc in the Gladfelter Lab @ Duke University | PhD in the Zanic Lab @ Vanderbilt University | Mount Holyoke alumna |🔬cell biology of a giant syncytial cell in the placenta | she/her
Assistant professor in Cell and Developmental Biology at UCSD
@ucsandiego.bsky.social. Loves biophysics, cell mechanics and motility, parasite biology.
I'm a physicist; I invent techniques to measure and control biological systems.
Homepage: andrewgyork.github.io
Mechanics of Cell Division at UCSF.
http://www.dumontlab.ucsf.edu/
I’m a second year graduate student at UVA studying the microtubule dynamics in female meiosis in Stefanie Redemann’s Lab.
I enjoy doodling and science, so I combined those to make cute science art
Cinderellafive.redbubble.com
She/Her
Prof. of Physics, Cell Biology and Molecular Engineering @ UChicago. Passionate about all the squishy matter driving dynamics and function from sub-cellular to tissue scales.
Curious about science! PhD student with @maitrejl at @institut_curie Paris, Prev.. UG student researcher at LeptinLab @EMBL
Current: Studying membrane mechanics in preimplantation mammalian development aka “pulling membrane tubes from mouse embryos”
I like cryoET, fluorescences microscopy and cell biology. Studying NPCs in the Beck Lab at MPIBP Frankfurt. MBL Physiology’23 alumn. (She/her)
Scientists using microscopes, math, physics and fun to discover how cells work @Duke Cell Biology/BME. https://gladfelterlab.net
Neuroscientist and Super-Resolution Microscopist
postdoc in Brangwynne Lab @Princeton | formerly MIT Biology, UofT
zookeeper to two tiny humans, professor, cell herder, bioelectrician, storytelling, and waterbears just because. cohengroup.princeton.edu
