Very excited to help plan this event. The next Virtual DRC Seminar Series on Wednesday, December 9th will be a 90 minute panel discussion on future therapies for T1D. Please register here and check it out! redcap.link/DRCVirtualSemi…

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Frontiers in Diabetes Research Symposium - Nov16-17 (1-5pm); showcasing #diabetes research Stanford Diabetes Research and beyond. @alansaghatelian, Laboratory of Vivek Bhalla, MD- Stanford, SvenssonLab, Danny Chou, Matthias Hebrok and Andy Stewart #DiabetesAwarenessMonth shorturl.at/bdA04

Excited to share our latest study now published in JCI insight! Mitophagy protects beta cells from inflammatory damage in diabetes insight.jci.org/articles/view/… Many thanks to everyone who helped bring this study to completion, led by #VaibhavSidarala! (1/)

Endogenous tagging + 3D live-cell imaging + mass-spec interactome = opencell.czbiohub.org, an open-source map of the human proteome. So excited for our first release, wonderful collaboration with Matthias Mann Lab Loïc A. Royer 💻🔬⚗️ & many other colleagues. OpenCellCZB

Debates in beta cell biology: our take on ER stress, a mini-review @Elisa_EDF journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

Tonight on #MitoMonday we briefly highlight the life and works of an exceptional scientist who was the father of #neuroscience, Dr. Santiago Ramón y Cajal. #LateNightWithTheRutterLab

Looking forward to participating in this symposium on future of metabolism research & sharing views on #exercise w/ Spiegelman Lab & others 👇HHMI | Janelia HHMI Integrating Nutrition and Metabolism Across Scales | Janelia Research Campus janelia.org/you-janelia/co… via @AddThis

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I am learning 3D reconstruction of beta-cell FIB-SEM with #Imaris software. The most difficult part is the reconstruction of the endoplasmic reticulum. Any suggestion of machine learning software for FIB-SEM segmentation is highly appreciated... thanks!

Our open access review summarizing current knowledge on ER-phagy is out in Phys. Rev. We hope that you will enjoy reading these more than 50 pages, with 20 figures and few tables that didactically illustrate an emerging field of research. lnkd.in/eVWksfHh

Our review on the role of ER architecture in metabolic adaptation is online at Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology #CSHPerspectives Gunes Parlakgul pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35940911/

🚨🚨The University of Michigan Caswell Diabetes Institute is recruiting new faculty to join us in lovely Ann Arbor. Please RT, apply, or share with colleagues who might be interested! #GoBlue diabetes.med.umich.edu/events-news/ne…

🚨New from us: We found that a shared retrograde (mitonuclear) signaling program controls cellular maturity and fate across numerous metabolic tissues with important lessons for metabolic diseases. We'd be grateful if you checked out our preprint! 😃 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Thanks Daniel J Drucker for the shoutout! So excited to share our work on the crosstalk of #ERAD, #Autophagy and #UPR pathway in beta cells. Kudos to everyone involved @lingqiannarbor Mauricio Torres Rachel Reinert You Lu 吕游 Ana Paula Arruda Gunes Parlakgul @MIP Journal of Clinical Investigation

A spectacular 3D view of the beta cell Endoplasmic Reticulum made possible by the collective efforts from Mauricio Torres ariadne.ai ag Gunes Parlakgul! Check this out on jci.org/articles/view/… Journal of Clinical Investigation #islet #diabetes #ER_literature #FIB_SEM #proteostasis

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#Cover: ER quality-control mechanisms in the regulation of organellar organization in β cells: buff.ly/3QaP1Ct @lingqiannarbor Neha Shrestha Mauricio Torres Rachel Reinert You Lu 吕游 Ana Paula Arruda Gunes Parlakgul UMPhysiology #CellBiology #Metabolism

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