@CRC_CRC (Tier 2) in Spatial organization of living systems 💧🦠🪱🔬 (she/her)

Montréal, Québec
Joined December 2017
🚨We're hiring!!🚨 The Biology Department @mcgillu is looking for a Quantitative Cell Biologist to join our diverse and interdisciplinary community. Please share this ad broadly, and reach out if you have any questions. mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com…
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Excited to see this project finally come together🥳 I used the timing of nucleolar assembly at the 8-cell stage as an assay for concentration-dependent phase separation (doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2015.0…), but could never explain why they don't appear at the 4-cell stage. Now we know!!🤓
The nucleolus is the largest condensate in the nucleus and the site where ribosomes are built. It has no membrane. It assembles by phase separation, components demixing from the nucleoplasm into a droplet. So what decides when it forms? 🧵🪱💧 biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Thanks to @gwgl1979 for introducing me to the LINC complex 🙏, congratulations to @XiangyiDing for her beautiful work 👏, and shout out to @BioMcGill students Megan Couture and Sara Zdanovskis for their initial characterization of the zyg-12 and sun-1 RNAi phenotypes! 🙌
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Congratulations, Vera Ugalde Lab! 🥳🧠 Check out their new paper on how neurons respond to stress by locally synthesizing chaperones in dendrites! Also, they're hiring, so check them out! veraugaldelab.net/
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Check out this fantastic opportunity to work on coral symbionts! 🪸🦠
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🚨 KITP Program Alert 🚨 Interested in biomolecular condensates? 💧 Want to help shape the future direction of the field? 🤓 @jerelleaj, @ZwickerGroup and I are organizing a program @KITP_UCSB. Apply now! kitp.ucsb.edu/activities/bio…
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Congratulations, @Pengashi! 🎉 🙌 So proud of the hard work and persistence you've shown, and excited to see where your project goes next! 🪱💧👨🏻‍🔬
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Had fun writing this perspective for @JMolBiol with @omc111, (twitterless?) Jorg Gsponer, @LiamHoltLab, @schong_ustc and @bsabari. 🦠💧🤓 Special thanks to @kriwacki and @SElbaumG for organizing! doi.org/10.1016/j.jmb.2023.1…
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Check out my friend and colleague's new lab @LMU_Muenchen @EESLMU1! @Guse_Lab is doing very exciting work on coral-dinoflagellate symbiosis 🪸🦠
We are hiring! Join us in 2023 at the @LMU_Muenchen @EESLMU1 to work an exciting projects aiming to uncover the mechanisms, ecology and evolution of coral endosymbiosis using @AiptasiaSymRes #symbiosis. We are seeking Postdocs and an animal caretaker: guselab.de/join-us/
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🚨Abstract and scholarship deadlines are *today*!🚨 Don't miss out!
Explore emerging #PhaseSeparation #GenomeOrganization research with field leaders @KeystoneSymp #BiomolecularCondensates: Emerging Cellular and Biophysical Roles, this January in Vancouver! keysym.us/KSBioCondensates23 #KSBioCondensates23
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Explore emerging #PhaseSeparation #GenomeOrganization research with field leaders @KeystoneSymp #BiomolecularCondensates: Emerging Cellular and Biophysical Roles, this January in Vancouver! keysym.us/KSBioCondensates23 #KSBioCondensates23
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Hey Virologists! Have you been hearing about phase separation and wondered what it is or how it might be important in the infectious cycle? I paired up with the amazing biophysicist @weber_lab to review the topic for you! 1/7 cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
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Hey Biophysicists! We've heard a lot (too much😬) about viruses lately, but they're interesting for reasons beyond public health. Turns out, viruses are master architects of biomolecular condensates! Virologist @SaganLab and I teamed up on this review: authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
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The most exciting point for biophysicists is that viruses represent a (relatively) simplified system with which to explore the *function* of condensates. Virologists have a wealth of knowledge and reagents that we can leverage to dissect condensate function 👩‍🔬🤝🧑🏾‍🔬
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