Appu Kumar Singh Profile
Appu Kumar Singh

@AppuKSingh_IITK

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Assistant Prof. BSBE, IIT-Kanpur

Kanpur, India
Joined August 2018
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@CorneliusGati
Cornelius Gati
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Excited to share @Nature: How does naloxone (Narcan) stop an opioid overdose? We determined the first GDP-bound μ-opioid receptor–G protein (wt) structures and found naloxone traps a novel "latent” state, preventing GDP release and G protein activation. 🧵 https://t.co/E2fZXw2Pom
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@AlexanderSobol6
Alexander Sobolevsky
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Happy to share our new review of kainate receptor structure and gating. @shantigangwar @MariaKarela3 @LauraYen42 https://t.co/Lo9CKLmxS4
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@drwilliamwallac
William A. Wallace, Ph.D.
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How magnesium balance goes wrong Magnesium is a key electrolyte for nerve signaling, muscle contraction, and heart rhythm. Because it regulates over 300 enzymatic reactions, both low and high magnesium levels can disrupt nearly every system in the body. This diagram shows how
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@UllasKolthur
Ullas Kolthur
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DRILS-ARUMDA/TIFR joint #postdoctoral position Exciting opportunity to contribute to biomedical research aligned with national missions Complex phenotypes, malnutrition, NCDs, aging Please RT #academic #DataScience #multiomics #metabolomics @IndiaBioscience @biopatrika
@ARUMDA_TIFR
ARUMDA-TIFR
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📢 We are #hiring! Join #ARUMDA Team @TIFRH_buzz as a Postdoctoral Fellow focused on #metabolomics & advanced data analysis. 🗓️ Apply by Nov 25, 2025 🔗 https://t.co/prTQYxx64J @UllasKolthur @Mahen_Son
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@stephentang23
Stephen Tang
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Genome maintenance by telomerase is a fundamental process in nearly all eukaryotes. But where does it come from? Today, we report the discovery of telomerase homologs in a family of antiviral RTs, revealing an unexpected evolutionary origin in bacteria. https://t.co/OlU6HOLQfK
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@FitzpatrickLab
Fitzpatrick Laboratory
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As ever, beautiful #cryoEM work from the lab of Hong Zhou with field-defining insights using #cryoET: “Kiss-shrink-run” unifies mechanisms for synaptic vesicle exocytosis and hyperfast recycling | Science https://t.co/7mQdMIRHgU
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Synaptic vesicle (SV) exocytosis underpins neuronal communication, yet its nanoscale dynamics remain poorly understood owing to limitations in visualizing rapid events in situ. Here, we used optoge...
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@NobelPrize
The Nobel Prize
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Our immune system is an evolutionary masterpiece. Every day it protects us from the thousands of different viruses, bacteria and other microbes that attempt to invade our bodies. Without a functioning immune system, we would not survive. One of the immune system’s marvels is its
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@BrianHie
Brian Hie
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Today, we report Germinal, a method for efficient de novo antibody design, with @santimillef and @SynBioGaoLab. Germinal achieves success rates of 4-22% across diverse epitopes. We make the work fully open, without doing lame things like posting a preprint without methods. 🧵
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@OliBClarke
Oli B. Clarke
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New preprint - basically we noticed that by applying ab initio (SDG) at high res in CS, using a very small step size, we could crack some small proteins we hadn't been able to solve before. Read the preprint or head over to bluesky for a longer thread! https://t.co/aTe4bNxmuf
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@AlexanderSobol6
Alexander Sobolevsky
3 months
Structures of kainate receptor channel GluK2 in the apo closed and open conducting states, both with 2-fold symmetrical LBD layer. To open the channel, we used agonist kainate and positive allosteric modulator BPAM but no Concanavalin A! @shantigangwar https://t.co/r4RWqXAxCn
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@uijin311
Uijin Kim
4 months
SLC45A4 is a pain gene encoding a neuronal polyamine transporter | Nature
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Nature - The SLC45A4 gene encodes a neuronal polyamine transporter and is linked to pain response in humans and mice.
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@fenguita
Francisco J. Enguita
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CryoEM structure of the human uromodulin filaments (PDB code: 9NU3) #scivis #molecularart @dzine_ai @proteinimaging https://t.co/s0uiKVNCm9
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@nchembio
Nature Chemical Biology
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Disulfide-based dimerization of modified nanobody scaffolds enables higher-order assembly for high-resolution cryo-EM structure determination that is widely applicable to small protein targets https://t.co/33oNxiTARB
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Nature Chemical Biology - Disulfide-based dimerization of modified identical and heterologous nanobody scaffolds enables higher-order assembly for high-resolution cryo-electron microscopy structure...
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@mimi1inh
Chi-Min Ho
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Our #CryoET story on how a top antimalarial drug candidate perturbs the native malarial translation machinery is out @NatureSMB🥳 https://t.co/5SaPnwQ4zf Massive team effort led by @leonie_anton @mehsehret @Wenjing_Cheng_ in collaboration with @DziekanJerzy @CowmanAlan #teamtomo
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@Structure_CP
Structure
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Secondary chelation through shared water provides ion selectivity in bacterial sodium channels
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@JGenPhysiol
Journal of General Physiology
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Martínez-Lázaro, Bartolomé-Martín, Giraldez et al @UL show that two GRIN2B variants disrupt nanoscale coupling btwn NMDA receptors and BK channels, revealing nanodomain dysfunction as a potential mechanism contributing to GRIN2B-associated pathophysiology https://t.co/XogPNcTmcy
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