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#UTMBiology don't miss Christopher Lowden, (proud PI Prof. Mary Cheng @UTMChengLab ) PhD Exit Seminar
Homeostatic control of nuclear-encoded mitochondrial gene expression by the histone variant H2A.Z is essential for neuronal survival
Nov 29, 1:10
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Saw Fernando's talk on this study yesterday. Fantastic work! Congratulations! https://twitter.com/UofTCellSysBiol/status/1464280280404013061
Fernando Valencia @Valenciathecity from the @SergeyPlotnik16 lab finds key to reducing (cellular) stress at focal adhesions is pulsatile incorporation of formin protein mDia1 in new paper from @Dev_Cell
https://csb.utoronto.ca/plotnikov-lab-finds-key-to-reducing-cellular-stress-is-spikes-of-mdia1/
Fernando Valencia @Valenciathecity from the @SergeyPlotnik16 lab finds key to reducing (cellular) stress at focal adhesions is pulsatile incorporation of formin protein mDia1 in new paper from @Dev_Cell
Plotnikov lab finds key to reducing (cellular) stress is spikes of mDia1 - Department of Cell & Systems Biology
Fernando Valencia in Sergey Plotnikov’s lab at Cell & Systems Biology has determined that cells respond to int...
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