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Excited to share our work is out in @Nature! We used TR cryo-EM to visualize the activation of Gi1 and G11 from NTSR1. With MD sims & work from the Blanchard and Lambert Labs, this revealed key differences driving signaling efficiency between G-proteins.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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New online! Determinants of drug efficacy and the dynamics of G protein activation dlvr.it/TSJNJX
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Now online in @NatureSMB - We combine AlphaFold, structural, and biochemical approaches to show that SMO directly inhibits PKA via a pseudosubstrate mechanism—revealing a new mode of #GPCR signal transduction in the #Hedgehog pathway. Big thanks to everyone who contributed!
New online! Structural mechanism for noncanonical GPCR signaling in the Hedgehog pathway dlvr.it/TSJMr4
Nature research paper: Snapshots of the dynamic basis of NTSR1 G protein subtype promiscuity
go.nature.com/4rtdvbd
Replying to @BiophysicsGuy @Nature
Also check out great complimentary work by
@emeKato!
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
New preprint from the Robertson Lab! We used AF ensemble generation for rigidity filtering with generative design to make cryoEM fiducials, enabling rapid inactive states of four drug targets and a beta2 extracellular fiducial to study GPCR activation!
biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
Excited to share our study resolving the GTP-induced activation of the mu-opioid receptor-Gi complex with different agonists using cryoEM and MD simulations is live now @Nature, with additional MD sims, fluorescence work, and more! nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Happy to share that our paper on Metric Ion Classification (MIC) is now published!
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Excited to share our latest preprint! We used cryoEM and MD simulations to look at the GTP-induced activation of the mu-opioid receptor-Gi complex with partial, full, & super agonists resolving Gi activation and how its modulated by different ligands!
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
The Robertson lab has multiple openings for postdocs! Particularly interested in those with experience in either plate reader assays or ML, but all are welcome!; come learn about GPCRs, cryoEM, MD/FEP, drug discovery and more!
jobs.bcm.edu/job/Postdoctora…
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We are recruiting a young researcher to join our dynamic lab at UCSF - this is a great opportunity if you would like to get some research experience before graduate or medical school! aprecruit.ucsf.edu/JPF05305. Please RT!
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Woohoo, our paper on the mechanism of a G protein inhibitor that is specific to one family of G proteins is out! Nice collab with the Blumer nad @AndreaSoranno labs
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
Michael J. Robertson retweeted
And it's out!
Structure and function of the proline transporter SIT1 in complex with ACE2
Congrats to Huanyu, Ashley, Irina, @robertvandenbe2, Liz Carpenter, @T_dafforn, and the many other collaborators from @CmdOxford, @uobbiosciences, @Sydney_Uni
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Calling the #moleculardynamics community – first CASP target ever for predicting water (ensembles) around a macromolecule: predictioncenter.org/casp16/… Will be evaluated by direct comparison to #cryoEM on the Tetrahymena ribozyme #RNA!
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"Mechanistic insights into G protein coupling with an agonist bound GPCR" Cool work led by the Hildebrand group. linkedin.com/posts/guillermo…
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1/6 Happy to share our new preprint- biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
@lab_stroud, @GuptaLab_, Jeffrey Bennett, @Nikk_click, Andrew Nelson, Peter Hwang, Sergei Pourmal.
Huge thanks to the funding agencies @NIHgrants @guthyjacksonfdn @UCSF (pbbr.ucsf.edu/) for their support.
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Our paper is finally out in it's final form!
Online Now: The full spectrum of SLC22 OCT1 mutations illuminates the bridge between drug transporter biophysics and pharmacogenomics dlvr.it/T6VdRZ
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Alright everybody, what will undoubtedly forever be the lab's strangest discovery is now out in Nature. It's a protein that evolved to self-assemble into a Sierpinski fractal. nature.com/articles/s41586-0… 1/n
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So excited to see our work on "Profiling the proximal proteome of the activated μ-opioid receptor" using APEX-based proximity labeling and quantitative mass spec published today. It is the result of an amazing team effort!
nature.com/articles/s41589-0…
#TeamMassSpec #Proteomics #GPCR
Very excited to share our new preprint where we develop MIC, a deep metric learning tool for classifying waters & ions in experimental structures; fantastic collaboration with the extremely talented Laura Shub and Selina Liu from the Keiser lab!
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