I'm thrilled to be part of the important splash of B cell immunology. Check our paper "Structural principles of B-cell antigen receptor assembly" released on nature - rdcu.be/cXxJU. Many thanks to my mentors Dr. Hao Wu Prof. Hao Wu Dr. Michael Reth Universität Freiburg.

Thanks to @algejohn for flying all the way to the best coast to present his amazing work on primitive gasdermin pores and chatting with our faculty and students - badass science and a badass person! 🙌⚡️

I'm very happy to be part of the journey to see the beauty of NLRP3 inflammasome activation 🍃🌹🌺. Many thanks to my mentor Dr. Hao Wu, Prof. Hao Wu and the team.

Imaging day in the confocal 🧠 I love these colors 🥰 #AcademicChatter

we imaged rectangular bacteria (found in the mouths of navy dolphins....) and were delighted to discover their tiny “fingers” 🐬🦠🖖🏼📸 Together with Natasha Dudek Jesus Galaz-Montoya chiulab stanford Relman Lab #teamtomo

Check out our al dente preprint on bacterial gasdermin fusilli.... I mean.... slinkies 🍝 😆 #cryoem

OH MY GAD1! I am so excited to share my first author pre-print where we describe the structural basis of Gabija anti-phage defense and determine how the phage protein Gabija anti-defense 1 (Gad1) defeats the system!! See below for the highlights! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

After 4 years of hard work we finally get to show off some cool tomograms. It's been a lot of fun working on this project with @drrenefrank and @milkowilko and everyone else who has been involved! #teamtomo Check it out: nature.com/articles/s4146…

I am beyond excited to share our new preprint!🤩 We find that CARD domains are an ancient component of innate immune systems conserved from bacteria to human, and that they are essential for gasdermin-mediated defense in bacteria! Sorek Lab Kranzusch lab biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Congratulations Tana, Alex and everyone! Such an exciting story!

I’m delighted to share our work Alan Brown on the structures of axoneme, one of the largest macromolecular machine in nature! This is really a dream coming true! Now we have an atomic view of the core of cilia skeleton. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Very excited to co-organize the 4th Machine Learning for Structural Biology workshop MLSB (in San Diego) NeurIPS Conference again this year, happening in New Orleans this Dec! Stay tuned for our call for papers 📜 Website: mlsb.io

The double-helix structure of DNA has certainly had its time in the sun, two new books contend. Why not consider the oft-neglected forms of the phage and the cell instead? Alex Johnson reviews “The Good Virus” and “The Master Builder.” nyti.ms/3YzX3ZW

Couldn't agree more. Join us!

Out now nature we report the structural basis of Gabija defense and how the anti-defense phage protein Gad1 wraps around Gabija in an octameric web for immune evasion! 🐙🕸 rdcu.be/drLOR #b3d #MolecularNodes Brady Johnston

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🚨 New paper alert 🚨 I am so happy to share the first paper of my postdoc in Mizuno Lab . Here we hope to summarize the cellular landscape of neurons thru the lens of #cryoET. Hope you enjoy. authors.elsevier.com/c/1ivnv3PA3sYq…

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