Our new paper with the @Ivarssonlab & @NilssonLabCph teams characterising mutations in intrinsically disordered regions on a proteome-wide scale! We show numerous examples of disease-causing SNVs making and breaking SLiMs in work driven by Johanna Kliche.

Congratulations to the winners of our 2023 @J_Cell_Sci paper prize! The quality of the shortlisted papers was so high that our Editors decided to award three prizes this year, so take a bow @StephenMCoscia, @eirinit94 and Rachel Wills.

Toby Gibson retired from EMBL after 38 years here – mostly spent as a team leader, collaborating to build and apply key tools used widely among life scientists. Looking back, he supplied stories & insights into what he’s learned along the way. #EMBL50

Mary Lyon FRS was born #OnThisDay in 1925. Lyon was the discoverer of X-chromosome inactivation, which the genetic process that leads to coloration like tortoiseshell cats. Read more about her discoveries in a new @RSocPublishing biographical memoir:

We are proud and excited to share the new study from our lab, led by the amazing @RanenAviner. It uncovers an important pathogenic mechanism causing cellular dysfunction in Huntington's Disease. We hope this work will inspire new and effective therapies

Looking forward to December - this year Xmas presents come early with exiting new discoveries on protein phosphatases at the FASEB meeting in Palm Springs. Join us for some nice weather, excellent scientists and talks (or if you are tired of kinases).

Registration is OPEN!🎈 We're excited to join the #ECS2024 meeting in Cambridge on 31 Aug - 4 Sept 🥳 Fantastic programme and possibilities to present both in talks or with posters. More info here:

Find out more about the research from first author Eirini Tsekitsidou (@eirinit94):

Big Congratulation! We are all very proud and happy for you!

Phosphatase study solves substrate recruitment puzzle