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Laboratory for Cellular Architecture | Studying how actin dynamics builds cell and tissue structures in health and disease | The Scripps Research Institute

La Jolla, San Diego
Joined March 2018
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Alyson Smith
7 years
Just uploaded my first post with @preLights ! Read to learn more about an awesome system developed by @AshToye_Bristol and @thebaumlab to study malaria parasite invasion.
prelights.biologists.com
CRISPR meets red blood cells – a new model system to illuminate the roles of host proteins in malaria parasite invasion
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Fowler Lab
7 years
#UltimaThule or enculeating erythroblast? You decide. Phone and confocal data courtesy of @RBNowak74
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@HarvardCCB
Harvard Chemistry
7 years
How changing labs after grad school revealed a catalytic function for an eye lens protein long thought to be chemically inert @jbiolchem https://t.co/3525dDlwFx via @asbmb @EurekAlert
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@ParrenoJustin
Justin Parreno
7 years
Our review article on the regulation of actin dynamics by tropomodulin 3 is now published!
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@scifri
Science Friday
7 years
Today at 2pm ET: For the first time ever, two female scientists won the #NobelPrize for both physics and chemistry. We'll be chatting with one of the recipients @francesarnold on #SciFriLive! https://t.co/x3CqsmR78U
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@jbiolchem
Journal of Biological Chemistry
7 years
Congratulations to Frances Arnold, George Smith, and Gregory Winter, whose Nobel-winning achievements have enabled such exciting science. Read some of their papers in JBC: https://t.co/SsD23qNjPv
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@MAG2ART
Dylan Burnette
7 years
ARP2/3 COMPLEX IN ACTION Arp2/3 creates networks of branched actin filaments, and plays roles in endocytosis, membrane trafficking, cell motility, etc. But do not be fooled by the vast literature. We are only scratching the surface of how Arp2/3 functions in cells. #CellBiology
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Fowler Lab
7 years
Check out this very cheap TIRF scope! The site also has posts about other inexpensive/DIY lab equipment.
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Dylan Burnette
7 years
SO MUCH EFFORT ..... SO LITTLE PROGRESS Are you working a lot and not getting anywhere? This epithelial cell knows how you feel. #CellBiology
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Fowler Lab
7 years
Our work on myosin in red blood cells was recently featured in @TheScientistLLC ! https://t.co/UUGtlnsHVz Check out the original paper in @PNASNews here
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Fowler Lab
7 years
Read Justin and Velia's review to learn everything you need to know about Tmod3!
@ParrenoJustin
Justin Parreno
7 years
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Fowler Lab
7 years
Happy Wednesday from the newest members of the Fowler lab - the giant podocyte, platelet, and red blood cells! Starting with the podocyte: 1,000,000x, 5,000,000x, 1,250,000x, and 750,000x actual size.
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Fowler Lab
7 years
Today marks the end of summer intern season in the Fowler lab! We hosted two high school students and one undergrad who made significant progress in our RBC myosin and lens tropomyosin projects. Thanks @hightechhigh @ScrippsRTI and @SD_LSSI for making these internships possible.
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@FowlerLab
Fowler Lab
7 years
Nominate your favorite female microscopists! There are only two in San Diego so far.
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Gareth Morgan
7 years
We're looking for a postdoc synthetic/medicinal chemist to work with Jeff Kelly @scrippsresearch on hit-to-lead development of stabilizers of amyloid precursor proteins. Would suit a new PhD. Immediate start. Good facilities and resources, great weather. DM me. #chemjobs
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Dylan Burnette
7 years
CANCER ON THE MOVE A #melanoma cell crawling in a culture dish sitting on a spinning disk confocal microscope. #CellBiology #cancer #cancerresearch
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Fowler Lab
7 years
Check out @ParrenoJustin 's paper on mechanical strain in the mouse eye lens in @MBoCjournal published online this week! Authors include Cathy Cheng and @RBNowak74 https://t.co/Ib0RkOVvpq
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Fowler Lab
7 years
Yes! The human eye can detect so much more information from grayscale images.
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Dylan Burnette
7 years
DISPLAY DATA IN GRAYSCALE Don't get me wrong, I do love color overlays of microscopy #data. However, try to show each grayscale channel when possible (especially in figures). When it comes to data, more is more. Movie: crawling #cancer cell #CellBiology
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Fowler Lab
7 years
It's great to see so much recognition of wonderful female cell biologists at all career stages by @ASCBiology Congratulations to all the award winners!
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