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E2 ubiquitin conjugase Bendless is essential for PINK1-Park activity to regulate Mitofusin under mitochondrial stress biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

A very interesting story by Justin Bosch, it was very fun to be a part of his story on how sloth peptides regulate mitochondria and neuronal function 🦥🪰🧠

Don’t miss this amazing talk by Michael Hanna at Minisymposium “Membrane Trafficking and Organelle Homeostasis” on Dec 6 3:30:00 PM - 5:00:00 PM, in Room 146B. #cellbio2022 American Society for Cell Biology.

To international colleagues and friends; the earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria is devastating beyond what you can imagine. If you'd consider donating, here is a list of reliable foundations/fundraisings that accept international donations:

Super excited to be starting on this new project with support from Aaron Ring and Bhardwaj Lab. Thank you MPN Research Foundation for funding this work. #FindAWay #MPN

This #EM_Monday I want to put the word out that I will be on job market this year! As you might have noticed, I am fascinated by the shapes of various organelles that become drastically different in specialized cells. And I want to know how and why?! The most notable…(1/5)

Amazing work from my colleague Berrak Ugur on the role of the lipid transport protein VPS13B and its partner in expanding Golgi

Fantastic work from Berrak Ugur revealing the unique localization of the #membrane #lipid channeling protein VPS13B

👇Great findings on VPS13B, the most different sibling in the VPS13 family. Congrats Berrak Ugur !! Such important work to better understand rare diseases caused by loss of VPS13B and FAM177A1 🙌🙌

Exemplary mentor & scientific maestro, well-deserving of the honor! Grateful for his ongoing mentorship for 20+ years, from a brand-new MD PhD student to a postdoc and now faculty, to Be Honest, Be Humble, Be Curious, Do Good Science. #Drosophila BCM Department of Molecular and Human Genetics TCHResearchNews

Please check out our (Bewersdorf Lab) latest work on #FLASHPAINT published in Cell. #FLASHPAINT builds on #DNAPAINT and allows for fast and fluorogenic, highly multiplexed super-resolution imaging. cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

My new paper is now on BioRxiv 🎉🎉🎉🎉 twittorial to come 😊 Ectopic Reconstitution of a Spine-Apparatus Like Structure Provides Insight into Mechanisms Underlying Its Formation biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Please check out our (De Camilli Lab Bewersdorf Lab) latest work on determining the location of the lipid transfer protein VPS13B within the Golgi complex. We use 7-color #FLASHPAINT imaging to locate VPS13B within the Golgi complex. Journal of Cell Biology Yale School of Medicine doi.org/10.1083/jcb.20…

Excited to share our latest preprint, now available on bioRxiv! biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #YaleCellBio #YaleNeuro #PDClab #Lysosome

Excited to share our work in Journal of Cell Biology! Huge thanks to everyone who contributed. Discovering this lipid transport protein localized between Golgi cisternae was a fascinating and unexpected finding! 👀 #CellBiology #Golgi #LipidTransport De Camilli Lab

Good news! Our image is on the October cover of Trends in Biochemical Sciences.

VPS13B is localized at the interface between #Golgi cisternae and is a functional partner of FAM177A1, say Berrak Ugur (Berrak Ugur), Pietro De Camilli De Camilli Lab Yale Cell Biology Yale Neuroscience et al: hubs.la/Q02Rm5Kg0 Florian Schueder @MLeonzino #Disease #Membrane #lipid #Organelles

The Hugo Bellen and Catherine Tasnier Drosophila Neurogenetics Lecture seeks to celebrate the outstanding achievements of postdoctoral fellows & assistant professors doing work in #genetics as applied to #neuroscience in #Drosophila. See why they created the award ⬇️ 1/3🧵

VPS13A and VPS13C, founding members of the bridge-like lipid transfer protein family, are split from a single ancestor gene during vertebrate evolution. Do they have overlapping functions? We addressed it at the organism level using KO mouse models with surprising findings: 1/6