
Weđź’™membrane proteins! Using biochem, structural bio & C.elegans to study cell-cell communication, physiology & behavior, pain sensing & more @cornellmolmed
Ithaca, NY
Joined October 2021
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When nematodes become nemaTUBE holders 🪱🧪 (thanks for the nematode @korethegenius and the pun @jacqueline_ehr !)
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Its #LabFeatureFriday! Head over to our LinkedIn to learn more about Graduate Student @jacqueline_ehr and her work in the @KawateLab here at @cornellvet
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Hear me out … a jewelry store that sells diamonds in the shape of your protein crystals
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Ran across this in my rotation students notes … I guess I really emphasized it🤔
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Sometimes you have to purify proteins late on Friday night and sometimes your coworkers turn it into a pizza and dance party đź«¶
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It looks like my proteins are having a meeting in the middle of my grid … a macromolecular assembly if you will
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The @KawateLab is recruiting new students! Visit kawatelab.org/ to learn more about the research they do in Structure and Molecular Mechanisms, Physiology and Behavior, and Painometer Development.
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Very important question for #structuralbiology twitter: would u rather
1. Freeze & clip 100 grids (u only get 8 clipping tools & the ethane needs to be condensed)
2. Set up 10, 24-well hanging drop crystal trays (each well has 3 drops & u have to make fresh buffers) – at South Hill, NY
60%Freeze & clip 100 grids
40%25, 24-well crystal trays
10 votes • Final results Kawate lab retweeted
This is a love letter to my Pannexin micrographs 🤩 fun fact from @cryomariena, the SNR for this protein is higher because of the phospholipids in the nanodiscs. Who knew!
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A joy and a privilege to present my seminal work on Pannexin structures at #bps2023. Sunny San Diego, you were so good to me!
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It's hard to know just how much pain a dog feels, but an innovative @cornellvet study is tackling that challenge. Together, Dr. Toshi Kawate & Dr. Jordyn Boesch also hope to identify a new biosensor for delivering pain-relief medications more effectively.
vet.cornell.edu/departments-…
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After showing my PI nothing but dust and precipitates for a month, I finally understand what he meant by “Jacqueline, crystals look like crystals”
#myfirstcrystals



















