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Of course Justine did a fantastic job, we were never DUBious! So proud of justine nguyen!

Ever tried to give a 3-minute research presentation? It isn't easy! Pruneda Lab member Cam Roberts gave a fantastic flash talk at #UKcellmicro2021 this week and even won a prize! Congratulations to Cam and thank you to the organizers for such a great meeting!

Congratulations Cam Roberts!

Proud to 🚀 the #RaidenScienceFoundation including Nobel Laureate Dr. Ciechanovar, UMass Chan Medical School Pruneda Lab St. Jude and From the Labs at Baylor College of Medicine ..who will together develop a treatment for #UBA5, an ultra-rare neurodegenerative disease. raidenscience.org

I’m very excited to share our latest work, in which we identify, characterize, and apply a Legionella deubiquitinase that targets host Lys6-linked #ubiquitin signals with extreme precision. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Great job Tyler!

Happy to share that this work is now online in its peer-reviewed form at Molecular Cell. Huge thanks to our peer reviewers for challenging us, and to my co-authors for rising to meet this challenge. Check out the final product! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

What can bacteria teach us about #ubiquitin? A lot! In our latest preprint, Tyler Franklin set out to understand how secreted bacterial ligases catalyze ubiquitin modifications during infection. What he found will surprise you! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Excited to share our preprint on how a cytosolic bacteria evades LPS ubiquitylation and antibacterial autophagy through an effector with esterase activity. Led by Magdalena Szczesna in the lab Imperial Department of Infectious Disease CBRB with superb collaborator Jonathan Pruneda researchsquare.com/article/rs-298…

Bacteria can counter noncanonical lipid ubiquitination with a #ubiquitin esterase! Fantastic collaboration with Teresa Thurston and Magdalena Szczesna, with rach☔️ driving our side of the project using some amazing tools built by the Geurink lab.

Excited to share our new review on bacterial effectors that follow or break the "rules" of #ubiquitin signaling. Always a pleasure to work with Cam Roberts and Tyler Franklin! embopress.org/doi/abs/10.152…

New preprint identifying shared and distinct mechanisms of inactivation of the #ubiquitin E1 enzyme #UBA1 across different diseases #VEXAS #SMA #lungcancer doi.org/10.1101/2023.1… Thanks to David Beck NYU Langone Health, Kylie Walters (she/her) and all contributors for a great collaboration!

Great job Tyler Franklin!

Pleased to share the final version of this work on UBA5, available at eLife - the journal. doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

Excited to share the final product of this work, now available at Molecular Cell. Extremely proud of Tyler Franklin for this and many other achievements during his thesis work! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Please consider supporting Raiden Science Foundation! We’re determined to find a way to help children afflicted with this rare #ubiquitin-related disease.

As #RareDiseaseDay rapidly approaches, please consider contributing to our collaboration with Raiden Science Foundation to study a rare pediatric disorder.

Fantastic to have Jonathan Pruneda Pruneda Lab from OHSU School of Medicine visiting giving a seminar on his team’s exciting work on how pathogenic bacteria use nifty effector proteins to hijack the ubiquitin system and avoid the host response. Real pleasure to have you at DTU Bioengineering, Jonathan.

Excited to share this work from former Pruneda Lab superstar Cam Roberts! Cam tackled the challenge of identifying #ubiquitin regulators secreted by pathogenic bacteria, and found an entirely new type of E3 ligase that regulates P. aeruginosa virulence! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Great talk by Rachel Lacoursiere from Pruneda Lab regarding bacterial enzymes to understand non canonical ubiquitination #EMBOubiquitin24