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Dosage sensitivity to #Pumilio1 variants in the mouse brain reflects distinct molecular mechanisms Vincenzo A. Gennarino and colleagues Gennarino Lab Columbia Medicine embopress.org/doi/10.15252/e…

Celebrating our last three papers, Winston Lee thesis defense, and Nicola being accepted for oral presentation at the next Embo meeting. Proud PI. Nicola de Prisco Rosso di... Sere! @MaxCabaj Vincenzo A. Gennarino Gennarino Lab

Apply to the call and enjoy our team!

Read here the full version of our manuscript finally out! Giovanni D'Angelo and Thorsten Lab jci.org/articles/view/…

Looking forward to going back 🏠for the Eukaryotic mRNA processing meeting - my first in-person meeting at CSH since the pandemic. Abstract deadline 6/2 (this Friday): meetings.cshl.edu/meetings.aspx?…. 🔥🔥

@MaxCabaj at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Annual Meeting in San Diego. Amazing science and scientists!

A scientist’s life! While working on my R01 renewal, the stunning fireworks outside remind you that it is July 4th. Happy 4th of July!

I'm delighted to be one of the speakers at ANA2023 on the Role of RBPs in Neurological Diseases. Ready to go! 2023.myana.org

Congratulations to @MaxCabaj who received the award for best talk at our most recent genetics and development retreat. Outstanding presentation!

Glad to receive the nomination for the postdoctoral 2023 excellence award from Vincenzo A. Gennarino and the Columbia University Office of Postdoctoral Affairs

Amazing Christmas Lab Party!

#pum1 #watercolor #paint for my dear colleague Vincenzo A. Gennarino #artwork #paintings #protein #Pumilio #neuroscience

At the GRC Sphingolipid meeting in Galveston, Texas

• Stupidity: You think you know everything, without questioning. • Intelligence: You question everything you think you know.

The Gennarino Lab is looking for scientists! Are you a curious, ambitious, and motivated scientist who love to dive inside complex biological questions aimed to understand the mechanism of neurological diseases? Then we are looking for you. Visit our website to learn more.

As a student, I always dreamed of being able to see lipids throughout entire organisms. Now we can!!! Enjoy uMAIA

Good work Max. Proud PI!

It’s uncommon to receive positive news during this time, which is precisely why we should celebrate even more.

Does the length of the SNCA 3′UTR contribute to alpha-synuclein buildup in neurons? Read our recent story to find out! Huge thanks to the amazing team behind this work. Proud PI! Max Cabaj Cell Reports cell.com/cell-reports/f…