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Laurent Blanchoin

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Actin what else... maybe microtubules

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10 days before the deadline for this funded PhD opportunity! If you have a bio/neuro/microscopy background and interested in validating new methods, please apply

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fabulous work by Christophe Leterrier and Steph Vassilopoulos about exocytosis in between axonal rings. is that the actual function of rings? making sure secretion is reduced along the axon shaft and favoured where it connects to other neurons?

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New study out on bioRxiv! We have studied how resources are shared between actin networks competing for a limited pool of components. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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4. We studied cases in which many beads were in microwells. We first looked at conditions without turnover and saw that when the number of beads increases in the microwell, the size of each structure diminishes.

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5. Interestingly, whatever the number of beads in the microwell, there is always the same quantity of actin that is polymerized in comet tails. Thus, without turnover, the actin monomer pool is limiting and the structures share the pool of available monomers equally.

5. Interestingly, whatever the number of beads in the microwell, there is always the same quantity of actin that is polymerized in comet tails. Thus, without turnover, the actin monomer pool is limiting and the structures share the pool of available monomers equally.
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6. We then studied the same situation, in presence of turnover and we saw that the size of the structures has a weak dependence with the number of beads in the microwell.

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7. We then looked at structures with various densities in competition for limiting ressources. For that, we prepared "weak" and "strong" beads. Without turnover, when the two beads are in competition in the same microwell , the weak bead never start to grow.

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Guerin Alvéole 10. We then demonstrated that when there is turnover, weak structures (from beads or micropatterns) can grow when they are in competition with strong networks. Turnover enables the weakest to exist!

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Guerin Alvéole To challenge the limits of the system, we studied conditions with many beads in the microwells. We then looked at the fraction of weak beads moving, as a function of competition strength (defined by the number of strong beads).

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📣 PRBB-CRG Conference 📋 "Reconstituting the Dynamic Steady States of Actin Networks" 🗣️ Laurent Blanchoin Laurent Blanchoin 🤝Hosted by Adel Al Jord & Thomas Surrey Lab 📅 September 20- 12:00 📍 Marie Curie room Biomedicina BCN

📣 PRBB-CRG Conference

📋 "Reconstituting the Dynamic Steady States of Actin Networks"
🗣️ Laurent Blanchoin <a href="/Lblanchoin/">Laurent Blanchoin</a> 
🤝Hosted by <a href="/AdelAlJord/">Adel Al Jord</a> &amp; Thomas <a href="/surrey_lab/">Surrey Lab</a>

📅 September 20- 12:00
📍 Marie Curie room <a href="/the_prbb/">Biomedicina BCN</a>
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The ATIP/Avenir program is open for 2025! Interested in starting your lab in France? Check it out and apply before November 13th insb.cnrs.fr/fr/atip-avenir pro.inserm.fr/rubriques/cont…

The ATIP/Avenir program is open for 2025! Interested in starting your lab in France? Check it out and apply before November 13th insb.cnrs.fr/fr/atip-avenir pro.inserm.fr/rubriques/cont…
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If you find the intricacies of French research organizations and calls intimidating, DM me! Always glad to help welcoming good people

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Reminder that we have an open postdoc position starting Jan 1st. If you like cytoskeleton and microscopy, apply because we will discuss the first round of interviews soon!