If I’ve said it once I’ve said it a thousand times - I’d set the cuisine of these three states up against anywhere in the world

A little late to the party, but here's a link to a new story from our groups about using the solubility product for investigating heterotypic condensation! It has been a pleasure to work with Les Loew Ani Chattaraj Bruce Mayer and exceptional student Zeynep Baltaci from my group.

IDP subgroup program co-chairs Jonathon Ditlev (University of Toronto) Jonathon Ditlev & Wade Zeno (University of Southern California) Wade Zeno have put together an exciting BPS IDP Subgroup program at the Biophysical Society meeting in Philadelphia. See you all biophysics.org/2024meeting/pr…

Today is the deadline to sign up for the IDP subgroup dinner!

This will be an excellent symposium! Thank you StrømgaardLab for organizing it and for the invitation to share our work!

Hi everyone. We were made aware that many people were unable to book tickets yesterday. BPS have fixed the issue and extended our deadline - so please try again today. There are still some tickets left.

Congrats to former postdoc Felix Keber from our & Martin Wühr lab on this fascinating paper using filtration experiments w mass spec to show that ubiquitous mesoscale condensate formation across >18% of the proteome. rdcu.be/dzXsA

Led by Yimei Wan together with Jordyn Smith, Rhea Hudson, and Julie Forman-Kay, we investigate the biophysical mechanism for CFTR cluster formation on membranes. We find that clusters of CFTR are consistent with phase separated condensates. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

In this study in MBoC, Ani Chattaraj and Zeynep Baltaci spearhead our efforts (w/ Les Loew & Bruce Mayer) to develop methods to quantitatively understand and predict phase separation of multivalent binding partners using computational modeling and precise quantitative microscopy

In this article, we compare simulations and in-vitro experiments to show that Solubility product is a good proxy to identify the phase transition threshold for heterotypic condensates. Wonderful collab between Les Loew and Jonathon Ditlev Mechanistic Modeling of Cell Systems

#SKResearch from Jonathon Ditlev is helping scientists predict phase separations in complex cellular systems. Understanding atypical phase separations, which lead to the development of #cancer and neurological conditions, could inform new drug targets for these conditions.⬇️

Check our our new preprint. Combining measured solution rate constants and structural data to estimate bimolecular rate constants at membranes. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Fantastic new preprint from Les Loew!!