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#paper! We imaged the same brain tissue sample with lasers, X-rays and electrons to address both its subcellular structure and its physiological function. rdcu.be/cOiiv A few highlights: 1/n @AndreasTSchaefer @esrfsynchrotron @psich_en @DiamondLightSou @NatureComms

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That is an amazing work James. Proud to be part! Congratulations!

Split-TurboID out @ PNAS! Reconstitution across mito-ER contacts in HEK IDs 101 proteins, incl. 8 novel ones we validated by MAM purification or imaging. tinyurl.com/yc8dk58u One of my favorite figures shows intracellular split-TbID reconstitution driven by cell-cell contact:

@dozenoaks Congratulations Ali! Impatient already to see the amazing science you will keep doing! 😊

I've made the material for teaching a basic course on Image analysis for fluorescence microscopy available online. Feel free to use or modify as you like: figshare.com/articles/Basic…

Congrats everyone for the nice job! @JosefKittler, Els Halff, Flavie Lesept and @BlankaRSzulc SNX27-Mediated Recycling of Neuroligin-2 Regulates Inhibitory Signaling cell.com/cell-reports/f…

Interested in autophagy? Come and see what @Davoriii has been up to in the last years!

Just out in @NatureComms. Our latest work on Miro1, Miro2 mitochondrial trafficking and cristae organisation in collaboration with @JemimaBurden and @quantumjot. Great effort from @GLopez_Domenech, @souvikmodified and the rest of the team nature.com/articles/s4146…

Awesome!! Our last work from @JosefKittler's lab trying to understand how motor proteins are linked to mitochondria (and more). Great work from a great team @JemimaBurden, @quantumjot, @souvikmodified, @Davoriii, @e_la_dani, Els, Christian and Lorena. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Mgm1 (Opa1) makes helical filaments? ...like drp1?... but on the inside?...BOOM!🤯 nature.com/articles/s4158…

It IS amazing! Nice!

This is how diseases were studied in the past 70 years. 29,000,000 articles retrieved and over 200GB of data. This a an interesting way to show the epidemiological transitions all over the world @CMichaelGibson @psespinosa @drrachellowe @DrAlfonsoVidal @carvicab @NandoGordillo

And check out the beautiful videos showing how axonal swelling form... twitter.com/Davoriii/statu…

Congrats @Davoriii, @JosefKittler and rest of the people! That needs to be celebrated! Axonal autophagosome maturation defect through failure of ATG9A sorting underpins pathology in AP-4 deficiency syndrome tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Hi Twitter, we are looking for brilliant cell biologists that have exciting data to present for the first @SBCF1 @Official_BSCB joined meeting next year. Could you please make suggestions? Forget about the good ol' dinosaurs, we would like to put forward the new generation.

"[myosin] can pull on actin filaments that intersect the mitochondrion from a distance. This process can be loosely compared to how pulling on corset strings can cause the constriction of a waistline." lovely metaphor, spectacular paper! nature.com/articles/s4155…

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