This week we said farewell to Laura Downie who is moving to a postdoc position at KCL/Crick. Laura joined our lab in 2018 completing her PhD and a short postdoc with us.
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News from Steve Royle's lab. Centre for Mechanochemical Cell Biology, Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick.
He did it! Sahil successfully defended his PhD this afternoon. Congrats!
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Today's the day! Sahil @[email protected] is defending his PhD this afternoon in Paris. #PhNearlyDone #PhDLife
Today's the day! Sahil @sahilkamboj is defending his PhD this afternoon in Paris.
preLightsTime to ‘LaBeRl’ your contacts 🏷️
@JontyTownson highlights a #preprint from Laura Downie, @steveroyle and team @roylelab on a new method to label ER-membrane contact sites without changing the number, extent, or distance of the contacts.
Check it out 👀
Gabrielle is giving today's @Warwick_CMCB talk at 13.05 in T0.08/09
“Hacking the logic of clathrin-coated vesicle formation”
A farewell gift for Jean who is leaving us soon to start his PhD in Grenoble. A cuddly cell, customised with some Royle Lab extras!
Lizzie is representing the lab today at NECB in York. Check out her poster if you’re there! #CellBiology
Mary FesenkoSeeing these vesicles zooming around the cell + then darting over to the mitochondria within seconds after you add the drug to trap them there never gets old 🔬🤩 #CellBiology #microscopy #membranetraffic #BiologyIsBeautiful
From: @steveroyle
https://biologists.social/@steveroyle/113125154969359577
Stephen Royle (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image We noticed a key autophagy protein ATG9A in our proteome and got curious about the relationship between the previously described ATG9 vesicles and INVs. Through in-cell vesicle capture assays, we showed that ATG9 vesicles make up one subtype of INVs. 3/n
Stephen RoyleWe have a new preprint out!
It's about the molecularly diverse world of Intracellular Nanovesicles (INVs).
ATG9 vesicles are a subtype of intracellular nanovesicle
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.09.12.612637v1
@MAFesenko @Moore_cell Peyton Ewbank
@roylelab @Warwick_CMCB
Congratulations to WMS Summer Graduates including our very own Dr Daniel Moore.