My time as a PhD student with Paul Clarke and Terry Hébert has officially come to an end! Thank you for all the opportunities and support over the years, and to all my friends and colleagues in McGill Pharmacology for making the past years unforgettable! #PhDone

Thank you Mol Pharm (ASPET) ! And thank you to my co-authors Ryan Martin Terry Hébert @jason_tanny and Paul Clarke for making this work possible!

We just published a review on D1 dopamine receptor signalling. Great work by Jace Jones-Tabah, Hanan Mohammad and Emma Paulus. And of course a great long-term collaboration with Paul Clarke! frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Awesome review by a former student in my lab- Jace Jones-Tabah! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Happy to share my review of GPCR signalling pathways under investigation for the treatment of Parkinson's disease Journal of Molecular Biology. Thanks to Jean-Francois Trempe and @kalle_gehring for the opportunity to contribute to this special issue on the molecular biology of PD! authors.elsevier.com/a/1gM51_WRKlCNg

Our super talented postdoc Dr. Jace Jones-Tabah giving his talk at the #adpd23 meeting, looking at CTSB and its effects on lysosomal function, GCase activity and alpha-synuclein. The Neuro

Please RT: Looking for two new postdoctoral fellows for an exciting, well funded project at the The Neuro, McGill University. Details below.

Curious about Parkinson's Disease? We have news for you! Our latest SI "Molecular Mechanisms of Neurodegeneration in Parkinson’s Disease", guest edited by @kalle_gehring and Jean-Francois Trempe from McGill Biology, is now available online! Read the full issue here: bit.ly/3qwXkQr

JOB ALERT - we have positions for PhD students, Postdocs, research assistants / associates / fellows and research coordinators. Strong background in computational genetics / biology or human-derive cell models is required for the scientific positions. Contact me for details.

Please RT (or if you are Elon Musk you can repost): There are a couple of Postdoctoral positions available in our team, for exiting projects involving multiomic analyses and human-based models. And you get to be in this amazing campus in downtown Montreal! McGill University The Neuro

We look forward to presenting data at this year’s ASGCT Annual Meeting! We’ll see you in Baltimore. #ASGCT2024 #biotech #CRISPR

New paper from Jace Jones-Tabah & colleagues reports reduction of cathepsin B function negatively impacts lysosomal pathways associated with #Parkinsons pathogenesis, while conversely cathepsin B activation could promote the clearance of pathogenic alpha-synuclein …arneurodegeneration.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…