The Gupton Lab attended and presented several posters at the virtual Cell Bio meeting of the ASCB and EMBO. Although we miss meetings in person, catching up on exciting science was fantastic.
The Gupton Lab attended and presented several posters at the virtual Cell Bio meeting of the ASCB and EMBO. Although we miss meetings in person, catching up on exciting science was fantastic.
Charise White, PhD joins the lab as a Research Specialist to work on TRIM9 in the aging brain. Welcome Charise!
We took our first foray into getting data out there at µPublications. Shalini used proteomic approaches to define the ubiquitylome of developing neurons. Although we didn’t have the power to detect differences between genotypes, we think this data will be useful to many labs. Please let us know if your favorite protein is ubiquitylated.
Stephanie was invited by Michael Nonet to present at the seminar series of the department of Neuroscience at WashU
Stephanie presents Fabio’s latest work at the virtual seminar series of the membrane trafficking community.
Welcome Juliet King for the second BBSP rotation.
Stephanie speaks at the annual meeting of the Indian Academy of Neuroscience in Symposium III: Cytoskeletal and Membrane Adaptations in Neurons, hosted by Arnaub Ghose.
Shalini Menon, PhD has accepted a position at KBI Pharmaceuticals as Scientist 1. Congratulations Shalini! We will miss you.
New Preprint from the lab by Shalini Menon et al is available on BioRxiv. “The TRIM9/TRIM67 neuronal interactome reveals novel activators of morphogenesis”