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GPCRs in neural circuit function

Jupiter, FL
Joined May 2019
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
24 days
Awesome work!!!
@jbiolchem
Journal of Biological Chemistry
24 days
New in JBC press: "Pathogenic variants in KCTD1 disrupt cAMP signaling and cellular communication associated with developmental pathways." Learn more: https://t.co/J94H0yd3Zf #jbiolchem
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
4 months
We found that endogenous ligand for GPR139 is opioid peptide dynorphin. With this, GPR139 may not be an orphan any more but the 5th opioid receptor. Heavy lift by talented Xiaona Li with great thanks to all who contributed! https://t.co/OabhjeWV1q
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
6 months
Wow!!!
@CorneliusGati
Cornelius Gati
6 months
Excited to present our preprint on the structure-function relationship of anaphylatoxin complement receptors. A casual number of 19 structures deciphering ligand recognition mechanisms, G protein/arrestin and species specific signaling. Check it out! https://t.co/asIcSp9gF6
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
7 months
We have innovated design of templates for CRISPR/Cas9 editing which allows efficient introduction of epitope tags in vivo. It is a simple hack which we hope to be broadly useful. Work by talented graduate student Chuanping Zhao. https://t.co/vtULnZpYKA
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@KLabVision
Daniel Kerschensteiner
7 months
The ON/OFF dichotomy is fundamental to visual processing. In a new study led by Flori Soto, we identify a conserved molecular mechanism establishing the OFF pathway. https://t.co/is4NEvc0ME
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
8 months
Our latest on GPCR function in the brain. We report that glutamate receptor mGlu4 needs to be properly positioned at synapses of cholinergic interneurons in NAc by cell adhesion molecule ELFN1 to regulate opioid reward. https://t.co/edTSBmWMfS
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
10 months
A popular FDA-approved drug to treat hypertension, hydralazine works, at least in part, by modulating RGS proteins! Honored to be a part of a collaborative team led by @MegaMatthewsLab! https://t.co/aVVqDcsgy4
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
10 months
Excited to share our latest on ELFN1 mechanisms, a dysfunction of which leads to a devastating neurodevelopmental disorder. Swan song of @GPCRHenry. #GPCR , #Elfn1, @jbiolchem https://t.co/i7XH9kTSUf
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@HuanBao4
BaoLab
1 year
Happy to introduce DeFrND: designer peptide scaffolds to enable detergent-free reconstitution of membrane proteins with native lipids into nanodiscs for biochemical and structural studies. Let me know if you would like to try it. https://t.co/DhxKsIXUGE
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biorxiv.org
Membrane scaffold proteins-based nanodiscs (NDs) have facilitated unprecedented structural and biophysical analysis of membrane proteins in a near-native lipid environment. However, successful...
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
1 year
An amazing paper- a treat to read! Can't be more proud of former postdocs doing awesome science! Go Brian Muntean! https://t.co/aXMmtHZpoc
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@zenbrainest
BryanRoth
1 year
As shown recently a single point mutation in G protein alpha subunit yields a stable complex without the use of stabilizing nanobodies! https://t.co/OM941o5cG5
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
1 year
Spot on!
@BevilConway
Bevil Conway
1 year
A few postdocs asked me to read over their job applications. Here’s a few bits of advice: 🧵 /10 1. If any advice doesn’t ring true for you, discard it (including this!) 2. People on the search committee are keen to welcome a colleague, they aren’t looking to take you down
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
2 years
This is a must read masterclass in sensory circuit dissection and really cool behavioral adaptation!
@KLabVision
Daniel Kerschensteiner
2 years
In a new study led by @mike_fitz23, we describe a pupillary contrast response in mice and humans, which senses temporal contrast to enhance spatial contrast in the retinal image and increase visual acuity. We decipher the underlying neural mechanisms.
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
2 years
Frizzled receptors are so cool. Consolidated model of GPCR realm with scaffolding signalosome.
@schulte_lab
Schulte lab
2 years
Check out our new review in TiPS "Frizzleds act as dynamic pharmacological entities" written with the postdocs in the team: @GraetzLukas @PKozielewicz @MagdalenaScharf @JanVo12 and twitterless Julien Bous. https://t.co/pzvQbEZTQ3
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
2 years
This is an amazing progress! Breathtaking structure and a cool model!
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
2 years
RGS proteins going strong!
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
2 years
This is a phenomenal paper! Very easy to read and advance is mesmerizing. Highly recommend to folks interested in orphan receptors and their role in totally new biology.
@CellCellPress
Cell
2 years
In the latest issue! A gut-derived hormone regulates cholesterol metabolism
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@KLabGPCR
Kirill Martemyanov Lab
2 years
Welcome, Ezgi @ezgi_hsuleyman ! Looking forward to working with you!
@UFScripps
Wertheim UF Scripps
2 years
Welcome @ezgi_hsuleyman, Ph.D., who probes how neurons respond to signals, changing in milliseconds! She's invented a way to inventory their RNA and proteins before and after firing. #neuroscience #RNA #RNAbiology #cellbiology #science #brain https://t.co/S6NhGZqhNn
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