How do proteins respond when cells are under stress? UT Southwestern scientists uncover new mechanisms that help cells adapt to environmental change. 🔬Read more: bit.ly/3Pswi9w#Research#BiomedicalResearch
Excited to share the news!! So proud of my postdoc Wang now promoted to Research Scientist!!
Protein coordinates responses to environmental stress: Newsroom - UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas utsouthwestern.edu/newsroom/…
Employing protein tagging, scientists identify interaction networks centered on the #p38 homolog PMK-1 in C. elegans that facilitate phenotypic plasticity during development, in several tissue types, and in response to stresses and aging. @UTSWMedCenterscim.ag/3QUnIAT
Just published!! Congrat's to my post-doc Wang for getting featured on the cover of Science Signaling. So proud!! So much more to learn about phenotypic plasticity.
science.org/eprint/XZZZRR72V…
Don’t miss the new issue of #ScienceSignaling!
Scientists uncover the molecular wiring that supports phenotypic plasticity in C. elegans, a new Focus explores community resources that will propel the next era of lipidomics research, and more. scim.ag/4toWMXK
Check out our highlight of the most recent example of subcellular mitochondrial specialization in @CurrentBiology. Be sure to also check out the beautiful work from David Sherwood's lab
cell.com/current-biology/ful…
Match Day!! So proud of my former MSTP grad student!!! Francisco matched at Yale in Anesthesiology!!! Everyone in the Weaver lab is so proud of you Francisco!!!
Principal Investigator Yuh Min Chook (@yuhminchook) and researchers at @UTSWMedCenter advance our understanding of the diversity of signals that drive nuclear export and how cargo phosphorylation is crucial in regulating nuclear transport and controlling cellular signaling pathways. nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
I am beyond thrilled to become a Searle Scholar!
Thank you @CRI_UTSW, @SJMorrison_ @RalphDeBerardinis (no longer on X), @RobertoZoncu for all your support and mentorship!
Congrats, @HijaiShin 👏👏 CRI's newest investigator has been named a 2025 Searle Scholar to support her #relentlessdiscovery & innovative research on lysosomes. From her discovery of LYCHOS to future plans, read more ➡️cri.utsw.edu/shin-named-2025…
ALT Hijai Regina Shin, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in CRI, has been named a 2025 Searle Scholar to support her innovative research on lysosomes.
In this month's Editorial we discuss why basic research is the backbone of advances in medicine and improvements to the human condition - and that basic research needs essential support from government funding.
nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
G&D’s Editor-In-Chief, Professor Andy Dillin is attending the 2025 @ASBMB Annual Meeting in Chicago. #ASBMB25#MakeItPossible
If you’d like to share your work with us or learn about the journal, feel free to drop by or reach out at dillin@berkeley.edu @GenesDev@dillinlab
We cordially invite our community to our upcoming STORIES event on April 8. Join us as we welcome Dr. Benjamin Weaver, who will share his inspiring journey in science. Check out the flyer for details.
With its UFO-like display, the cuttlefish may look like it’s trying to get attention—but its intent is anything but.
The undulating black stripes confuse prey, making the creatures all but invisible to crabs and other victims: scim.ag/4c91RMB@NewsfromScience
A species of comb jelly (Mnemiopsis leidyi) can age backward when stressed, reversing its development from a sexually mature life cycle stage to an earlier larval stage—a finding relevant to the study of aging and rejuvenation in animals. In PNAS: ow.ly/qRqQ50U1AtH
MEF2 is upregulated during cardiac hypertrophy and is required for normal post-natal growth of the myocardium: Current Biology cell.com/current-biology/ful…
25 years ago this week, the Megeney lab published its very first paper and the story has stood the test of time!