Cell biology lab at Northwestern University @NorthwesternU. We study the mechanisms of mitochondrial positioning. PI: @LLLackner
Joined November 2019
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Lackner Lab retweeted
13 Oct 2022
Our newest paper is out (ahead of print) in @MBoCjournal! Beautiful work by @hannahhearsawho and Nikita Divekar revealing structural features of meiotic chromosomes that promote proper congression and segregation. molbiolcell.org/doi/10.1091/…
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Lackner Lab retweeted
30 Jan 2022
Princeton doing the right thing and removing graduate "tuition" so they can pay PhD students more. Why should a PI mentor pay the school tuition for their student in yr 3 w/ no classes? What is that money for? Should be research funds!
29 Jan 2022
Princeton made a radical move on doctoral student finances this past week. Rather than try to put this in a twitter thread, I wrote a blog post about it: nanoscale.blogspot.com/2022/…
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Lackner Lab retweeted
5 Jan 2022
Excited to have played a small role in a new work from @LacknerLabNU! We provide evidence that calcium binding by Num1 integrates the mitochondrial and nuclear positioning pathways in budding yeast. @MBoCjournal
molbiolcell.org/doi/10.1091/…
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23 Dec 2020
Happy Holidays from the Lackner Lab and our Petri Dish Angel! @LLLackner
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26 Oct 2020
The Lackner Lab presents a Halloween special: Alice in 2020land youtu.be/5r0REmkyOPo via @YouTube
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Alice in 2020land
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23 Mar 2020
Check out the latest review from the Lackner Lab: The multifunctional nature of mitochondrial contact site proteins. @LLLackner #mitochondria
doi.org/10.1016/j.ceb.2020.0…
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Lackner Lab retweeted
19 Mar 2020
Mitochondrial fission and fusion are spatially coordinated at ER membrane contact sites, say Abrisch et al @CUBoulderMCDB @NorthwesternU bit.ly/2wahfbS @1robear27 @LLLackner @LacknerLabNU #mitochondria #ERLiterature
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Lackner Lab retweeted
11 Mar 2020
Abrisch et al show that fission and fusion machineries converge at #mitochondria-ER contact sites to provide a unified platform where fission and fusion are coordinated to balance mitochondrial dynamics and morphology bit.ly/2wahfbS @1robear27 @LLLackner @LacknerLabNU
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Lackner Lab retweeted
3 Mar 2020
Mitochondrial fission and fusion are spatially coordinated at ER membrane contact sites, say Abrisch et al @CUBoulderMCDB @NorthwesternU bit.ly/2wahfbS @1robear27 @LLLackner @LacknerLabNU #mitochondria #ERLiterature
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26 Feb 2020
Exciting work from Brett and our collaboration with @1robear27 and the Voeltz Lab!
26 Feb 2020
Abrisch et al show that fission and fusion machineries converge at #mitochondria-ER contact sites to provide a unified platform where fission and fusion are coordinated to balance mitochondrial dynamics and morphology bit.ly/2wahfbS @1robear27 @LLLackner @LacknerLabNU
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25 Feb 2020
Paczkis and king cake for our Mardi Gras lab meeting. Clare found the baby!
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5 Feb 2020
Great minds think alike! Clare and Heidi twinning today in the official Lackner Lab color!
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10 Dec 2019
Come see Antoineen White present her work on the importance of mitochondria-plasma membrane tethering for organelle function and cellular fitness at Poster B509 today at 12:00! #ASCBEMBO2019
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10 Dec 2019
Also, former visiting undergrad Kaitlynn Gov is presenting her work on identifying regulatory genes of mitochondrial DNA at Poster B535 today at 12:00! #ASCBEMBO2019
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Lackner Lab retweeted
9 Dec 2019
If you're at #ASCBEMBO19 be sure to check out Hannah Horton's poster (@monospolarpindl @swignall): A Protein Complex Essential For C. Elegans Meiosis Is Comprised Of Distinct Structural Domains, P1147/B273, Chromosome Organization 2 from 12-1:30 today!
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8 Dec 2019
Come see Heidi Anderson present her work on the regulation of mitochondria-dependent dynein anchoring at Poster B540 today at 1:30! #ASCBEMBO2019
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7 Dec 2019
Hello Twitter! The lab is on our way to D.C. for #ASCBEMBO2019, and we’re excited to already be delayed!
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