If you're interested in multi-disciplinary work on biomolecular condensates, check out the Condensate Catalyst Group at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
condensate-catalyst.com/
It was an honor to speak at @ChromoPalooza! In case you missed my talk: we can probe the material properties of centrosomes (green) using optically-induced flows. Fantastic collaboration with @KreysingLab.
Are you a first year student in @MolBiophysUTSW and wondering where to rotate? Check out jeffwoodrufflab.org. We study organelle assembly and maintenance in ageing eggs.
Talk by @RetoPaul at #LSFM18 was sooo amazing! In my point of view the most innovative optics contribution we saw so far. If this doesn’t make a splash... what would?
Protein phase separation followed by maturation may be a common mechanism for the formation of solid-like membrane-less organelles. Find out more in our latest review published this week in Trends in Biochemical Sciences:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1WWoz…
Most mammals, including humans, form centrosomes in the zygote. The wording of this abstract suggests otherwise. They need to change it. x.com/ThompsonLab/status/904…