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Our collaborative work with the @NAT_machinery lab on NAA80 is now published in @LSAjournal.
Actin is a critical component of the eukaryotic cytoskeleton, it undergoes unique N-terminal processing by dedicated enzymes, resulting in a mature, acidic, and acetylated form. In humans, NAA80 catalyzes N-terminal acetylation, the final step in this process.
To investigate the loss of NAA80 function, our labs created zebrafish models for Naa80. Our findings demonstrate that zebrafish Naa80 acetylates various forms of actin, including muscle and non-muscle actins, and plays a crucial role in normal hearing.
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Actin is N-terminally acetylated, but the physiological significance of this modification is still mysterious...This #zebrafish collab between @medofak_uib and @OMRF finds a role for this PTM in inner ear function @NAT_machinery @varshneylab @rasmusree life-science-alliance.org/co…
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En stor, nokså taus majoritet ønsker langt sterkere klimapolitikk, men tror de er i mindretall, fordi høylytte motstemmer tar mer plass. Det får konsekvenser for politikken. Spennende forsknings-oppsummering fra @HansKMjelva og BT #politiskkvarter bt.no/btmeninger/kommentar/i…
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Thrilled to announce the publication of our study in Nature Biotechnology, where we delve into the capabilities of the Orbitrap Astral, "a new mass analyzer shakes up the proteomics field". rdcu.be/dxwEi
Exciting developments in #proteomics with the new ultra-fast scanning DIA strategy in Orbitrap Astral MS. This innovation is set to reshape proteome analysis, blending speed, precision, and accuracy. Dive into the details at bioRxiv: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Identification of N-degrons and N-recognins using peptide pull-downs combined with quantitative mass spectrometry | buff.ly/3rVlchg #proteomics
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Were two separate, major lines of Alzheimer’s research tainted by image fabrication, with far-reaching implications for the field? I take a deep look for @ScienceMagazine science.org/content/article/…
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Signer oppropet her📣: opprop.net/sla_ring_rundt_no… – at Oslo, Norway
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Usikre rammer rundt forskningen svekker ikke bare forskningsmiljøene, men hele Norges utvikling. @Abelia_NHO,
@Studentsnakk, @Forsker og @UhrNo med klar appell til myndighetene. khrono.no/opprop-sla-ring-ru…
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If you’re with me, and this works out, tau is up next.
(please retweet the tar out of this message and ask your colleagues who aren’t on Twitter to contribute too).
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Alzheimer’s Twitter: as a cell biologist I struggle with the AD literature. Now, I’m asking for help. Please DM me with your answer to the following question: how does the ß-amyloid peptide kill a cell and/or produce Alzheimer’s dementia.
NBS Seminar: Bernd Pulverer - Transparent publishing and Open Science. Join us at AHH next Wednesday!
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We are urgently searching for postodcs in protein chemistry and computational chemistry - 2 positions. Please RT.
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Join the next NBS online seminar! Prof. Charalampos Tzoulis from @UiB will talk about “NAD replenishment therapy for Parkinson's disease: from the bench to the bedside” on April 26th at 14.30. Save the date! 🧬
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NBS Bergen - Science and Social - in person meetings are back! Join us tomorrow at Høyteknologisenteret for a talk by Anna Wargelius, pizza, drinks and board games! The talk is open for everyone!
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Students often ask me: why do so many choose 5% as the threshold for significance (“alpha”)?
So let me try to explain the main rationale
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Most important thing to do when you hit the wall is to keep thinking outside the box
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