David López Martínez

A great example of the powerful combination of reconstitution biochemistry and protein structure prediction with AlphaFold to describe in detail a key molecular aspect of transcription and gene expression in humans. We're living very exciting times in Molecular Biology 🤩 🧪 🧬

Really excited to share my preprint describing a novel activation mechanism of CDK12/13 by the PAF1 complex essential for transcription elongation! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Happy to share my recent review on the molecular mechanisms of RNAPII termination, including the latest structural, biochemical and cellular insights! 🔬🧬🥳 Mechanisms of RNA Polymerase II Termination at the 3′-End of Genes sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Amazing! RNA and DNA can be modelled with proteins now and it also does modified bases and amino acids! AlphaFold keeps turbocharging biochemical research.

🔬Get ready for an upcoming event by the Danish RNA Club featuring 3 exciting talks, a stimulating afternoon of research updates 🎙️, networking 🤝, beers & snacks 🍻🍿 📅 Save the Date: November 13th, 4:15 PM 🏢 Location: Mærsk Tower, Room 07.15.92 No registration needed🧬

Congratulations to Zhong and all coauthors! Glad to see it out and have contributed! Make sure to take a look if you’re interested in the biochemistry of transcription termination! #RNAPII

Thank you very much to all who came to see my poster yesterday! I had a blast discussing the role of CDK12 in transcription elongation #cshlmoet

Really excited to be attending my first CSHL conference on the mechanism of eukaryotic transcription! If you’re interested on double digits CDKs (CDK12) or believe in life after CDK9, come see me on Thursday evening at my poster # 194 #moet2023

PhD student wanted! Join the Svejstrup lab in our endeavour to understand the mechanisms of gene transcription and the transcription-DNA damage interface #RNAPII #UCPH 🧬🧩 nature.com/naturecareers/…

🎉 Our story (with @tbrown91, Harry Fischl, Andrew Angel, and Jane Mellor) about the function of Spt4 in chromatin transcription is now out! (1/n) cell.com/cell-reports/f…