Congrats Katja!
Work with our visiting Professor Christina Thiele is now available on ChemRxiv.
Congrats Rubin!
Congrats Rubin on his article Elucidating microRNA-34a organisation within Human Argonaute-2 by NMR now available at bioRxiv.
Congrats Lara!
Congrats Lara on her article Biophysics of microRNA-34a targeting and its influence on down-regulation now available at bioRxiv.
Job announcements: 5 positions available!
The new Center of Excellence “Chemical Mechanisms of Life”, headed by 4 research groups including ours, is looking for 4 Postdocs and 1 Research Coordinator. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to work with us, and apply now!
New publication from our collaboration with the Andersson’s lab
Fantastic mechanistic study from David, Elnaz and Walter, to explore the involvement of the 3’-pairing in miRNA targeting processes, is now published in Nucleic Acids Research: Efficient 3′-pairing renders microRNA targeting less sensitive to mRNA seed accessibility
Goodbye Nicola and Ellinor!
After a few months in the lab, we’d like to thank you both for your contributions in the SHAPE projects. Not always easy to carry on experiments during the lab move to Uppsala but you guys made it! Wishing you the best of luck for your future endeavours!
Move to Uppsala University and IMBIM
We are delighted to join Uppsala University and IMBIM department. Thank you everyone for helping with the move and to our new host & neighbours to help us feel like home already. We are all looking forward for this new beginning and hopefully new fruitful collaborations to come!
Spider silk gives insights into LLPS formation
Congratulations Cagla and Hannes for insights into spider protein and LLPS connections in Journal of the American Chemical Society and a fruitful collaboration: Mass Spectrometry of RNA-Binding Proteins during Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation Reveals Distinct Assembly Mechanisms and Droplet Architectures.
New publication from our collaboration with the Schulte’s lab
Congratulations Joanna for your contribution in this article in the British Journal of Pharmacology: NanoBiT- and NanoBiT/BRET-based assays allow the analysis of binding kinetics of WNT-3A to endogenous Frizzled 7 in a colorectal cancer model.
A new Professor in the lab!
Congratulations Katja for this fantastic achievement! Thank you Uppsala University for this great opportunity, and looking forward working with our new colleagues at IMBIM Department this spring!