Big news from LJI and Purdue University scientists: Researchers publish first-ever look at a key stage in the life cycles of #measles and #Nipah viruses. Their Science Advances study reveals how future therapies might stop these viruses in their tracks: bit.ly/3yNvJe4

I’m really really proud of this body of research. I think it’s among the best work that has ever come out of my lab in the 19 years we’ve been running. For years, we have known THAT matrix builds virions but we have not known HOW or WHY polymerization occurs or the trigger(s).

Sun, surf, filoviruses! Submit your abstract at bit.ly/3zCJoGx for #Filovirus2022 in San Diego at the Hilton Torrey Pines on the bluffs above the Pacific Ocean. Meeting registration is open and rooms are available. #ebola #marburg

Parkinson lab will be at the Imagination Station this Saturday so stop by and learn about the bacteria living in your soil! Imagination Station Purdue Chemistry

Welcome to all new MCMP Graduate Students! Here’s to a great year in MCMP! (Picture: Emily David, PhD Grad in the Stahelin Lab)

A fascinating experience attending the BioCrossroads #23PAIR award ceremony tonight, wonderful to meet old and new friends there!

New preprint from the lab, led by postdoc Souad Amiar This work demonstrates the critical role of plasma membrane acyl chain environment (independent of cholesterol) in the assembly and budding of the Ebola virus matrix layer. #ebola #lipid #phospholipid #filovirus

Thank you so much @lab_ogden for coming and giving an excellent seminar! We really appreciate you taking the time to spend the day with us! Also wanted to thank PurdueMBTP, @PUCancerCenter, Purdue Structural and Comp. Biology & Biophysics for their continued support for this seminar series!

New work published in EMBO Reports on how the Ebola virus matrix protein clusters PS (drug can inhibit). Work led by Monica Husby. Help from Souad Amiar Dr. Emily David Caroline B. Plescia, Ph.D. Thanks to Drs. Elsje Pienaar and John Dye! #lipid #ebola #lipidtime embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…

Hello Purdue Pharmacy! Purdue Pharmacy Grad Students Student Council is hosting fun picnic this Saturday! Spread the word!!

I am so excited to be ABRCMS this week representing PurdueMBTP, Purdue Borch MCMP, Purdue Pharmacy, at the Purdue Office of VP for Grad Students & Postdocs Exhibitor Booth! Have questions about Purdue University? Come by our booth at 725!

It's lit!! 🔥🔥 Come and chat with us at the ASBMB booth 742! We have FREE swag and prizes! Learn more about the ASBMB community and our offerings to support Biochemists and Molecular Biologists! 😊 #ABRCMS2022 #STEM #DEAI

The Inaugural Tyler Symposium is coming up! Mark your calendar and stay tuned for the registration link!

Registration is now open for our 2023 EYH Conference! We hope to see you there! Please follow this link to our website to register: sites.nd.edu/expanding-your…

There’s still time to register for the Inaugural Tyler Symposium! Register to attend here: ow.ly/O2uX50NtKtl If you’re interested in submitting a poster abstract - see the flyer for more information!

The NIH’s All of Us Research Program provides an inclusive health database that is accessible to all researchers. In observance of #NationalMinorityHealthMonth, our Maximizing Access Committee will host a webinar on 4/17 w/scientists who use this program: asbmb.org/meetings-event….

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Congratulations, Stahelin Lab !!

New work from the lab and our collaborative Ebola virus matrix protein team. Computational and experimental analysis of molecular level determinants of matrix protein dimerization (a key to virus assembly and budding) pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…