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Congratulations to Oliver on his paper, which illuminates the state of PCM components in the cytoplasm

The pericentriolar material (PCM) is created through an extensively interacting network of proteins including SPD-5, SPD-2, and PLK-1. Previously, it was not known whether these proteins formed smaller complexes in the cytoplasm before entering the PCM, or if the interactions only occur as the proteins are incorporated into the PCM matrix. This work, led by […]

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More press for the Parkinson’s paper

Our story on Parkinson’s and the glycolytic pathway has been picked up by several newspapers, radio and TV stations in Germany. It’s safe to say the word is out! See the stories by clicking on the links and images below.

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Congratulations to Yusuke for his paper on Parkinson’s, mitochondrial potential, and the glycolytic pathway

The newest paper from our lab (a collaboration with the Kurzchalia group) is out this month in the open access journal Biology Open. Toyoda Y, Erkut C, Pan-Montojo F, Boland S, Stewart MP, Müller DJ, Wurst W, Hyman AA, Kurzchalia T. Products of the Parkinson’s disease-related glyoxalase DJ-1, D-lactate and glycolate, support mitochondrial membrane potential […]

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New Two Minute Talk! Elisabeth explains mitotic cell rounding

In the latest addition to our “Two Minute Talk” series, postdoc Elisabeth Fischer-Friedrich explains the biophysics of why and how cells become round during mitosis. Written & narrated by Elisabeth; produced & directed by Lisa Dennison.

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