Arka Ray Profile
Arka Ray

@arka_ray1

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Graduate Student at University of Florida | Structural Biologist | Biophysicist | Membrane Proteins

Gainesville, FL
Joined May 2023
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@arka_ray1
Arka Ray
3 years
Thrilled to share our most recent work on the mechanisms by which cholesterol interacts with GPCRs.A huge thank you to the entire team @thakurnaveen7, @nilootw and @MatthewEddyLab #gpcr #nmr #proteinlipidinteractions #nanodiscs #membrane #cholesterol https://t.co/bc6DZcyfL8
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@MatthewEddyLab
Matthew Eddy
1 year
Check out our most recent preprint using 19F solid-state NMR to study GPCR conformational equilibria and compare that with receptors in detergents and lipid nanodiscs: https://t.co/vWX5t4klMJ Congrats to @arka_ray1 and Beining from the group! #NMR #NMRchat
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@LabSaenz
Sáenz Lab
1 year
🔥RNA & lipids in action 🧬! Our latest study, featuring @t_czer_jea as lead author, reveals how lipid membranes affect the activity of catalytic RNAs. @BCUBE_TUDresden @James_Saenz
@bioRxiv_synbio
bioRxiv Synthetic Biology
1 year
Effects of lipid membranes on RNA catalytic activity and stability https://t.co/hWSKN0QUTJ #biorxiv_synbio
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@MatthewEddyLab
Matthew Eddy
1 year
Our new study on molecular mechanisms underlying cancer-associated mutations in a G protein is now available online https://t.co/YUpzONjQ2C Congratulations to @hugogdtc and great students in his lab and mine. @UFHealthCancer #NMR #NMRchat
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@ibudin
Itay Budin
1 year
Today in @ScienceMagazine we report how lipids specialize for life under the crushing pressures of the deep sea and what this means more broadly for the composition of cell membranes (1/n)
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Hydrostatic pressure increases with depth in the ocean, but little is known about the molecular bases of biological pressure tolerance. We describe a mode of pressure adaptation in comb jellies...
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@LeventalLab
Ilya Levental
2 years
🤩🤩🤩 Kinetics of interorganelle lipid flux in cells!! So many things I’ve wanted to know and never seen measured. Fantastic!
@nadlerlab
André Nadler
2 years
Here’s an example for to Phosphatidylcholine species that differ only in one fatty acid chain:
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@LabRudolf
Rudolf Lab
2 years
We are hiring an NIH-funded postdoc! Looking for a highly motivated researcher with a strong background in natural product isolation and structural characterization for #terpene NP discovery, #biosynthesis, #enzymology. Please RT! @UFChemistry
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@Structure_CP
Structure
2 years
The critical importance of conditions: Reconciling GPCR functionality and biophysical findings
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@Structure_CP
Structure
2 years
Membrane mimetic-dependence of GPCR energy landscapes
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@sinikahenschke
Sinika Henschke
2 years
More than excited to share our latest study from my PhD work published in @ScienceMagazine! We demonstrate that food perception is sufficient to drive adaptational processes in hepatic mitochondria. For more details read the 🧵 and here: https://t.co/zbPjrGre3l Please RT.
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Liver mitochondria play a central role in metabolic adaptations to changing nutritional states, yet their dynamic regulation upon anticipated changes in nutrient availability has remained unaddress...
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@Gabriele_K8
Gabriele Kockelkoren
2 years
Excited to share our latest pre-print! We map GPCR activation probability at the plasma membrane of live cells. Strikingly, we see ultra-long-lived (~5 min) nanodomains of high activation probability, while most receptors remain inactive. Interested? 🧵 https://t.co/9xp3ldFQ3z
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@Structure_CP
Structure
2 years
Online now! Membrane mimetic-dependence of GPCR energy landscapes
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@arka_ray1
Arka Ray
2 years
Check out our latest publication that explores how membrane mimetics and their composition can affect GPCR energy landscapes. A huge thank you to ⁦@thakurnaveen7⁩, our collaborators and ⁦@MatthewEddyLab⁩ for continued support and guidance.
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@MatthewEddyLab
Matthew Eddy
2 years
Our new study comparing GPCR energy landscapes is out now in @Structure_CP with @thakurnaveen7, Ed Lyman, Ken Jacobson, and students from my group. If you work with nanodiscs or detergent micelles, you should check out this study. #NMR #NMRchat https://t.co/MxAUq2Qxhw
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@MatthewEddyLab
Matthew Eddy
2 years
A preprint of our new study on cancer-associated mutations in G proteins using biophysical and computational methods is available online. Thanks to @hugogdtc for a fruitful collaboration. #NMRchat #NMR #bioRxiv https://t.co/nysQOjOFx1
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@MatthewEddyLab
Matthew Eddy
2 years
Preprint of our latest work available on bioRxiv: "Membrane Mimetic-Dependence of GPCR Energy Landscapes" https://t.co/NP066saAMm NMR comparison of impact of membrane mimetics on GPCR activation. With @thakurnaveen7 @arka_ray1, Ken Jacobson, Ed Lyman & Zhanguo Gao. #NMR #NMRchat
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Protein function strongly depends on temperature, which is related to temperature-dependent changes in the equilibria of protein conformational states. We leveraged variable-temperature 19F-NMR...
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@Structure_CP
Structure
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.@MatthewEddyLab @UFChemistry used 19F-NMR to study how cholesterol affects the conformational equilibria of the A2A adenosine receptor https://t.co/38lvYIavSJ
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