I’m proud to announce that Kathrine Thovtrup this Friday defended her Master Thesis Project, entitled: Examination of naturally occuring variants of the glucagon receptor. A stepping stone to understand link between signaling deficiency and phenotypic traits in carriers.

A local - Prof. Karen Martinez - giving the last scientific talk of today emphasizing the analysis of individual cells to get one step closer to the “real” biology which can be hidden in bulk assays #adhesionGPCR2022

Let’s get started! #adhesionGPCR2022 GPCR_ucph Mette Rosenkilde . Thanks Simone Prömel for the nice introduction!

Fascinating presentation from Dr. Katja Spiess about the interaction of ADGRA3 with mumps virus #adhesionGPCR2022

More about aGPCRs and kidneys form Dr. Nathan Zaidman presenting his great work on ADGRF5 as a regulator of V-ATPase in the kidney #adhesionGPCR2022

Fantastic talk of Prof. Tobias Langenhan about novel NRS sensors to monitor adhesion GPCR heterodimer separation #adhesionGPCR2022

More about GPR133 from Dr. Joshua D. Frenster giving us insights into hyperactivation of GPR133 by the dissociation of its NTF as well as by binding of PTK7 in trans! #adhesionGPCR2022

Dr. Björn Kieslich „hooking“ us with his nice talk about the suggested hook function of the large N-terminus of ADGRG4 #adhesionGPCR2022

Thanks to Dr. Nicole Scholz for finishing the first afternoon session with a great talk about Cirl isoforms acting cooperatively in mechanosensing! Let’s get some coffee! #adhesionGPCR2022

Very interesting talk by Prof. Antony Boucard about G-protein activation profiling of Lphn3 missense variants associated with ADHD susceptibility! #adhesionGPCR2022

Baran Enes Güler giving us insights into his work on VLGR1 regulating the migration of astrocytes by controlling focal adhesions turnover. Thanks! #adhesionGPCR2022

Dr. Hee-Yong Kim starting the last session of this workshop with her work on GPR110 signaling in neurodevelopment and neuroprotection. Very fascinating! #adhesionGPCR2022

Congratulations to Lærke Gasbjerg for her graduation from team 2 of the Bridge programme. Two years of great translational research within gut hormones’ action on intestinal blood supply with a vision of novel therapeutic potential in this system.

Congratulations to Ludvig Schimming Langberg for finishing his master thesis project within gut hormones and their action on intestinal blood flow. Supervised by Lærke Gasbjerg. A learning experience in translational research. Great teamwork by two rising stars. I’m so proud!

📰Publication announcement📰 This week in Science Signaling we show that #GPCR #GPR183 internalizes independently of #arrestin, but rather utilizes a mechanism involving #caveolin. Arrestins, though, are crucial for migration mediated through the receptor. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New publication by Viktoria M S Kjær and Mette Rosenkilde in Science Signaling this week.

This is AMAZING! 😀 Looking forward to exploring more physiological effects and therapeutic potentials of our gut hormones 👩‍🔬at Department of Biomedical Sciences | UCPH Rigshospitalet UCPH Healthscience GPCR_ucph - now supported by Novo Nordisk Foundation

Our new work describing how #GPCR GPR183 utilizes a lateral entry facing the membrane to recognize its endogenous #oxysterol ligand shorturl.at/gnxX8. Now out in Chemical Science. Tomek Jana Selent Mette Rosenkilde

Congratulations to the three LF Professors: One of DK's largest brain research programs, the Lundbeck Foundation #Professorships, awards DKK 80 million to projects with the potential to promote new and ground-breaking science and basic research. The LF Professorships 2023: