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Very excited to be presenting our recent work at the Biophysical Society meeting on Wednesday at 1:30 PM, Room 6E! Please stop by if you are around. Preprint coming soon! Outstanding work led by two talented graduate students Caroline Brown and Gerard Walker (not on Twitter) #BPS2023

What an absolute honor to have our preprint highlighted by TJ! Thank you so much Taekjip Ha! This work was led by two fabulous graduate students Caroline Brown and Gerard Walker. A tweetorial on this work coming soon.

A native mass spectrometry method enables analysis of membrane protein-lipid complexes under near-physiological conditions, to determine oligomeric states, identify bound lipids and membrane properties. Kallol Gupta Yale Cell Biology Aniruddha Panda Yale West Campus nature.com/articles/s4159…

Please check out our latest work about: Unraveling cellular complexity with unlimited multiplexed super-resolution imaging. #FLASHPAINT #DNAPAINT Yale School of Medicine Yale Cell Biology Bewersdorf Lab biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

So excited to share this work and this database! Such a great collaboration with Snehasish Ghosh out of Kallol Gupta

New content online: Oligomeric organization of membrane proteins from native membranes at nanoscale spatial and single-molecule resolution dlvr.it/SzNQf8

New content online: Lightly counting membrane proteins in native nanodiscs dlvr.it/SzNQfn

First publication from our lab Yale Pharmacology Yale School of Medicine online Nature Nanotechnology rdcu.be/dr8mR. A new #singlemolecule #Microscopy technique, Native-nanoBleach, to determine #oligomeric organization of #membraneproteins from native membranes at #nanoscale (10 nm) spatial resolution

Thank you, @KrishnanYamuna, for your excellent summary in the accompanying News and Views article (nature.com/articles/s4156…). Having your perspective on our first publication means the world to us!

Happy to share our work now online Nature Nanotechnology rdcu.be/dr8mR dissecting the oligomeric organization of membrane proteins at nanoscale resolution using a conventional TIRF imaging setup! Result of a fun collaboration between Bhattacharyya Lab and Muzumdar Lab, Kallol Gupta.

Here is a tweetorial summarizing findings from our recent paper from Yale Pharmacology Yale School of Medicine in Nature Nanotechnology by Gerard Walker and Caroline Brown. Dream team shailesh kumar Gigi Ge Muzumdar Lab Kallol Gupta! Also see the N&Vs at nature.com/articles/s4156… by @KrishnanYamuna!

Thank you Yale News for this article highlighting our recent publication! news.yale.edu/2023/12/20/usi…. Yale Pharmacology

Meet us Bhattacharyya Lab at #BPS2024 with posters from Gerard Walker and Rachel and my talk at the #FutureofBiophysics Burroughs Wellcome Fund symposium. We will highlight our work on determining #membraneprotein #organization and #structure directly from native #membranes.

Our paper on the chemical specificity of an insect sugar receptor is out in nature this week! Check it out: rdcu.be/dAv5c

Tonight at 7:30pm on Yale Cancer Answers, Dr. Moi Bhattacharyya Yale Pharmacology Bhattacharyya Lab will discuss her paper recently published in Nature Nanotechnology looking at new methods for targeting #pancreatic cancer. 👂live Connecticut Public ⬇️Apple Podcasts 👀 YouTube Yale School of Medicine Yale New Haven Hosp Smilow Cancer Hospital

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/…

Excited to share our paper by Raffaella De Pace Saikat Ghosh et al. showing that BORC-dependent transport of lysosomal vesicles into the axon is crucial for the axonal movement of a large cohort of mRNAs, mainly those encoding ribosomal and mitochondrial proteins nature.com/articles/s4159…

Very excited to see this work coming out. Combining membrane-active polymers with #proteomics we present the most optimal conditions to extract>2000 individual endogenous membrane proteins into nativenanodiscs Yale Cell Biology Yale West Campus Yale School of Medicine

Thank you Hypothesis Fund and Yamuna Krishnan for this opportunity to shed “light” on membrane contact sites! Very honored to be a part of this mechanism and congratulations to my fellow awardees. Can’t wait to start this scientific adventure in my lab Yale Pharmacology Yale School of Medicine!