Chase Amos
@chaseamos15
PhD student @Yale @PDClab in cell biology; BSc in chemistry @UVA. Interested in membrane traffic and the secretory pathway.
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04-07-2022 18:04:30
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Check out this cool paper by Chase Amos from De Camilli Lab showing that the lipid transfer protein VPS13A localizes to ER-PM contacts of red blood cells when they start getting rid of their internal membranes! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Our new preprint reveals that the interaction of the bridge-like lipid transport protein VPS13A with the lipid scramblase XK at ER-plasma membrane contacts in K562 cells correlates with erythroid differentiation Chase Amos Yale Cell Biology Yale Neuroscience biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Mutations in LRRK2 are likely causative of Parkinson's Disease but LRRK2's function remains elusive. Exciting new work from Xinbo Wang from De Camilli Lab show a remarkable membrane remodeling activity! pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…
How do #organelles acquire #membrane #lipids? Our review in Annual Reviews of Cell and Dev Biology defines a family of bridge-like lipid transport proteins that control membrane area and so much more! Final version below De Camilli Lab Yale Cell Biology Andrés Guillén Samander annualreviews.org/doi/10.1146/an…
Fantastic work from Berrak Ugur revealing the unique localization of the #membrane #lipid channeling protein VPS13B
Wonderful new work from Chase Amos & Peng Xu on VPS13A during erythroid differentiation! De Camilli Lab Yale Cell Biology journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25…
We have new research from the De Camilli group De Camilli Lab replicating the pathophysiology of VPS13A in a disease-relevant cell type journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25… VPS13A interacts with XK at the plasma membrane of cells after erythroid differentiation Chase Amos Yale Cell Biology Yale Neuroscience
This week’s #TraineeTuesday ⭐️ is Chase Amos, a Yale Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program graduate student mentored by Pietro De Camilli! He recently published two papers 🥳 Let’s dive into his research journey! [1/5]
.Berrak Ugur et al De Camilli Lab Yale Cell Biology Yale Neuroscience characterize the bridge-like lipid transfer protein VPS13B & report its localization btwn #Golgi cisternae & its impact on Golgi complex reformation after BFA-induced dispersion. hubs.la/Q02Rm3lt0 Florian Schueder @MLeonzino
Excited to share our work in Journal of Cell Biology! Huge thanks to everyone who contributed. Discovering this lipid transport protein localized between Golgi cisternae was a fascinating and unexpected finding! 👀 #CellBiology #Golgi #LipidTransport De Camilli Lab
biorxiv.org/content/10.110… This work was completed at De Camilli Lab Yale Neuroscience Yale Cell Biology with incredible colaborators Rubia Mancuso, Marianna Leonzino, Caroline Zeiss, Diane Krause with generous supports from Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s NIH.