
Joe Curran
@joe_curran1
PhD student in the Nurse Lab @TheCrick. Interested in information processing in biology. Currently chasing a tiny protein around the cell cycle.
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06-08-2012 16:33:37
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“Evolution of a minimal cell” in nature: nature.com/articles/s4158… Led by R with Brent Lehmkuhl at IU Biology J. Craig Venter Institute collaborators: Lijie Sun, Daniela Bittencourt, Kim Wise, John Glass Along with @dschoolmaster, and Mike Lynch Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University



PDRA opportunity in our group UCL Chemistry to develop & characterise ribozymes that harness primordial chemistries. 28 months, funded by BBSRC & Royal Society; org chem or mol bio background. Apply by 7th August: tinyurl.com/4bhhf2v2



Excited to see our work on how #mitochondrialDNA copy number is coupled to #cellsize finally out. Thanks to Anika, Francesco Padovani and the whole team AlissaF Felix Thoma Osman S Borutecene ! rdcu.be/dlAak


Looking for an outstanding PhD? Check out our PhD program The Francis Crick Institute Many great labs and projects available. Excellent training including transferable, out of the lab skills. If you are interested in the interplay between cell division and differentiation,we are the lab for you!

Excited to co-feature in Molecular Cell with 4 studies Gabriel Neurohr Adrian Saurin @Alexis_Barr Tony Ly and Simak Ali labs on CDK inhibitor sensitivity – for anti-cancer efficacy bigger is better! Excellent preview on all 4 studies by Kurt Schmoller cell.com/molecular-cell…

New paper out from my group pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…. CryoEM structure of the triplet polymerase ribozyme apoenzyme, with improved resolution from biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. Great collaboration with Ewan McRae and Ebbe Sloth Andersen





#Cellsize is important for many cellular processes, including biosynthesis, organelle homeostasis and development. If you need an overview of how cell size is controlled, and how it affects cell function, we have you covered: doi.org/10.1152/physre… Yagya Chadha Arohi Khurana


Great collaboration with the Short Linear Motif team on defining short linear motifs required for cell fitness using base editor screens. Hundreds of novel functional SLiMs to explore! A proteome-wide dependency map of protein interaction motifs biorxiv.org/content/10.110…




New preprint from our lab! 🎉 A phosphoproteomic adventure into how different phosphatases counteract CDK activity and how this can help to order substrate phosphorylation during the cell cycle. Find out more from first author, and my PhD lab partner in crime Theresa Zeisner