🚨🚨check it out!! We got 3D models of our C.elegans localization studies!! 🪱Sarah Chan (Codd)

Authors Shi Feng凤石 and colleagues from Cornell University, CornellChemistry, Cornell University Molecular Medicine show that glutaminases form filamentous structures necessary for their catalytic activity. #cryo-EM, #cryoEM, #CancerResearch, #StructuralBiology nature.com/articles/s4146…

Are villus myofibroblasts developmental and adult progenitors of the mammalian gut lymphatic musculature? the KurpiosLab says YES! Check out their new publication in Developmental Cell for more details.

What an awesome video on this week's #LabFreaturFriday. Head over to our LinkedIn to learn more about Graduate Student Isabel Delo and her work in the carrie adler's Lab here at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine bit.ly/3TTvzOe

Please join us in welcoming Prof. Rachel Ee for her informal seminar on Peptide Nanonets, Thursday, April 18th in Lecture Hall 3 #seminar

Gut muscle: By discovering how a type of smooth muscle forms in the gut, scientists have opened doors to making artificial muscle, repairing muscle following gut surgery and treating inflammatory bowel disease and obesity. #IBD Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Cornell Engineering news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/0…

🪱 Planaria: Genes for regeneration Cut one flatworm into pieces, and you’ll return to a dish full of tiny worms that have emerged – bodies intact – from the fragments. But what happens if you remove an entire organ? 4/13 elifesciences.org/articles/02517…

Dr. Ken Zaret from the Penn will join us on Tuesday, May 7th to speak about Overcoming Chromation Barriers to Change Cell Fate.

Stop by, say hello, and enjoy some cake and ice cream in C3-129 for our Department Appreciation event next Wednesday, May 22nd.

Love that the students Cornell University Molecular Medicine have christened our KEYENCE microscope!

Our office will be closed Monday, May 27th in recognition of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 28th for normal business hours.

Head over to our LinkedIN to learn more about Kayleigh Morrison 's journey into science and what she is studying in the Hollopeter lab for this month's #LabFeatureFriday! bit.ly/3x5E8g7

Representing Signaling Modules in Alzheimer's Disease with Deep Learning Analysis of Proteomics, Metabolomics, and Clinical Data is Dr. Elena Panizza's most recent work. Check it out! bit.ly/3RdraUD

TENURED! 🎉 A HUGE thank you to everyone who has helped me get here: most importantly lab members (pictured below), mentors A. Sánchez Alvarado Cori Bargmann and MANY other informal ones, my department Cornell University Molecular Medicine, and family 〰Gunther Hollopeter.

🚨Department members, friends and families are all invited to the 2nd Annual MolMed Kickball Tournament, June 15, 2023 At Cass Park. The games will begin at 1:30 PM🚨

Congrats to the Kawate lab on their Kickball Victory on Saturday, and a big thank you to all the teams who came out and participated this year! 🎉

New #LabFeatureFriday just dropped! Head over to our LinkedIN to see what Postdoc Researcher Liqing (Libby) Huang is working on in the KurpiosLab and her journey to Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. bit.ly/3xAmxxk

Please join us in congratulating Dr. carrie adler on becoming a Tenured Associate Professor, effective July 1st, 2024!

Dr. Maurine Linder received the 2023-2024 SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence for leadership of the Department of Molecular Medicine since 2009. She is a wonderful mentor and researcher; and serves on more college and university committees than any other CVM faculty member.