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Marco Jochem

@Ma_Jochem

Postdoc @komander_lab, WEHI

 Melbourne
Joined May 2022
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Waggoner Lab@LabWaggonerApr 24
Unexpected endogenous non-proteinaceous targets (Glycogen, glycerol, spermine) of ubiquitination broaden the role of ubiquitin from a protein modifier to a general modifier of biomolecules @Nature @WEHI_research @Ma_Jochem @cobbold_simon nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Australia’s First Ubiquitin Summit is here! 🥳 📍Lorne, Victoria | 🗓️ 20–23 November 2025 Join us on the scenic coastline of Lorne for 4 days of cutting-edge ubiquitin science, featuring a fantastic lineup of international speakers covering all corners of the ubiquitin world
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Online now! Degradome analysis to identify direct protein substrates of small-molecule degraders by @Ma_Jochem, @Krijgsveld_lab, and colleagues at @DKFZ @CeMM_News @UniHeidelberg dlvr.it/TG896t #chembiol
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Ubiquitination of proteins, LPS, lipids and sugars? Read our comment (with @komander_lab) on the size and complexity of the #ubiquitin system now in @NatureSMB: "The ubiquitin system - Just how big is it?" rdcu.be/dyqzt.
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Happy to share our recent preprint with the @Krijgsveld_lab in collaboration with @georg_e_winter lab in which we describe a proteomics method to selectively analyse direct targets of small molecule degraders 💊: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Happy to share our recent work, introducing PEPseq to identify protein interactions with RNA in a transcriptome-wide manner biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv. Thank you Christoph Dieterich for the great collaboration! klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/e…
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Happy to share our latest work, combining #proteomics and #CryoEM to study lifetime and structure of ribosome subunits. Thank you @BukauBernd and @PfefferCryoLab for the great collaboration. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Translational Activity Controls Ribophagic Flux and Turnover of Distinct Ribosome Pools

Translational Activity Controls Ribophagic Flux and Turnover of Distinct Ribosome Pools

Ribosomes are among the most abundant and complex machineries in the cell, however, the turnover of their subunits remains poorly understood. Here, we apply proteomic flux and cryo-electron microsc...

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