Sebastian Siegner

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Sebastian Siegner

@SMSiegner

Katılım Mart 2021
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Jacob Corn
Jacob Corn@jcornlab·
Proper organelle regulation during mitosis is a must, but how do membrane-less condensates like PML bodies behave during cell division? In work led by @eric_aird, we found the balance of speckled proteins SP110 & SP100 to be the key. doi.org/10.1038/s41556…
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Sebastian Siegner@SMSiegner·
I’m very happy to share the second paper of my PhD thesis together with @almuseben and @eric_aird in which we identified a role of ERCC6L2 specifically in staggered DSB repair.
Jacob Corn@jcornlab

Many genome-editing tools work by cutting DNA - but the shape of the cut matters. Using #CRISPR screening, we show ERCC6L2 is specifically required to maintain #DNArepair fidelity at staggered DNA breaks, but not at blunt ends. nature.com/articles/s4146…

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Jacob Corn
Jacob Corn@jcornlab·
Many genome-editing tools work by cutting DNA - but the shape of the cut matters. Using #CRISPR screening, we show ERCC6L2 is specifically required to maintain #DNArepair fidelity at staggered DNA breaks, but not at blunt ends. nature.com/articles/s4146…
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Oana Pelea
Oana Pelea@OanaPelea·
Happy to share that my postdoctoral work is now out in @ScienceMagazine. We show that the RNA-programmable bridge recombinase ISCro4 can insert, delete, or invert multi-kilobase DNA fragments at defined genomic sites in human cells. Study link: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… CRISPR-Cas has transformed genome editing, but many diseases involve diverse patient-specific mutations within the same gene. A mutation-agnostic alternative is to insert a healthy gene copy at a defined genomic locus, but gene-sized, site-specific insertions remain a major challenge. Main findings of our work: (1) ISCro4 is highly active in human cells and can be delivered by plasmid or all-RNA formats (2) Proof-of-concept programmable multi-kb insertions, deletions, and inversions (3) Structural insights into the basis of enhanced ISCro4 activity (4) Specificity and off-target characterisation (5) A framework to support future development and adoption of bridge recombinases The work was made possible through a close collaboration between the Jinek Lab, @schwanklab, and @jcornlab. I am deeply grateful to all of my co-authors for the team spirit, hard work, and dedication that went into this publication: @talasandris, Javier Fernández Carrera, @nicopmat, Lilly van de Venn, Charles Yeh, @p_kulcsar, @marquark, @YanikWeber, @SaskiaGerecke, Isabelle Harvey-Seutcheu, Dominic Mailänder, @MorPfl, and @ChrisChanez89. Special thanks to my supervisor, Prof. Martin Jinek, for his outstanding mentorship, and to Prof. Gerald Schwank and Prof. Jacob Corn for their generous support throughout. Finally, I would like to thank everyone in the Jinek lab for creating a supportive work environment, and @EMBO for funding my postdoctoral work. In parallel, independent work led by @ntperry13, @SKonermann and @pdhsu also reported ISCro4 activity in human cells, reinforcing the robustness and momentum of this direction. Please reach out if you would like to test the system or discuss potential applications. Relevant plasmids are now available via @Addgene.
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SETGyC
SETGyC@SETGyC·
🇪🇺 Our President Paula Rio (@PauFerrol) has been nominated as a candidate for the @ESGCT Board. It’s time to vote for Paula! 🗳️ ESGCT members can vote until Tuesday, October 22 for their Board representatives, who will serve a 3-year term.
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Li Ye
Li Ye@liye_tsri·
6 main figs and 5 supplementary figs .
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Erman KARASU
Erman KARASU@karasuerman1·
Have you ever wondered why some cell lines are easy to edit with CRISPR-mediated gene editing, while others are more difficult? Our paper is now online and offers an interesting answer: nature.com/articles/s4158…
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Erman KARASU
Erman KARASU@karasuerman1·
I am happy to share that our paper on the surprising role of CCAR1 in FANCA mRNA splicing is now online @MolecularCell . Please see the paper for the details. cell.com/molecular-cell…
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Jacob Corn
Jacob Corn@jcornlab·
Amazing postdoc Eric Aird asked how #CRISPR gRNAs & interferon regulate innate #immunity. He found a wild partnership that balances appropriate response w/ cell death. SP100 builds filaments that kill cells, and SP110 breaks them to keep things in line. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 🧵
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durocherlab
durocherlab@durocherlab·
New preprint from the lab led by @Sumin_666 ! We report that the ATP translocases FANCM and SMARCAL1 act redundantly to promote an essential function during DNA replication! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Randall Platt
Randall Platt@randall_platt·
🚨Job alert🚨 We are recruiting a PhD student for a project focused on the development of in vivo gene editing and functional genomics methods for applications in dissecting brain development and function. Come join us in Basel, Switzerland! More info at: jobs.ethz.ch/job/view/JOPG_…
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