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Excited to share our latest review in the Journal of Cachexia, Sarcopenia and Muscle @JCSM_cachexia. Here we show how mass spectrometry can be used to profile ubiquitin signalling in skeletal muscle. Great team effort with @HarveyEJohnston and @SamantLab
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News & Views from @DemichevLab and @LrSinn: Advances in single-cell proteomics allow quantification of half of the expressed proteome in an individual cell.
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Really grateful to have been given the opportunity to present at another @physoc conference. Great to catch up with colleagues and meet new researchers in the muscle field. Nice bonus to have been chosen for the ECR oral communication award 😀
🎉 Many congratulations to the #EarlyCareerResearchers competition winners!
The winners & runners ups for the Flash Talks & Oral Communications were announced at our #MuscleLoss meeting @UniofExeter.
Well done to all the awardees and presenters, see details below 🧵 1/3
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Sarcopenia prevalence using handgrip strength or chair stand performance in adults living with type 2 diabetes mellitus...
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Really enjoyed learning more about Genomics, Proteomics and Biodata. Always a bonus to showcase some of our work on the ageing muscle proteome and engage in some great discussions #FOG2024
Happy to see my first PhD project now published! Here we studied the mechanisms of ubiquitylation utilised by a family of muscle-specific enzymes known as MuRF E3 ligases.
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Really cool new paper "The tRNA-GCN2-FBXO22-axis-mediated mTOR ubiquitination senses amino acid insufficiency" at @Cell_Metabolism ! An entirely new way in which mTOR senses AA deficiency cell.com/cell-metabolism/ful… Thanks @pak_heidi for pointing out this one.
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We’re excited to plant the seed of a UK-wide network bringing together researchers at all levels with an interest in #proteostasis #ProteinQualityControl. 1/4
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Great to have been part of this larger project! I’m now very intrigued about the Leloir pathway and studying it further with our new cell line 🧫
Replying to @gareth_wallis
Lots of questions here around if the circulating galactose is/was used for glycogen synthesis. We don't have the answers. Our exploratory analysis by @alex_seabright @SamLord98 and @RitaCivil saw human skeletal muscle expresses Leloir pathway enzymes at gene and protein level 6/7
Global analysis of ubiquitylation site occupancy, revealing how this effects ubiquitin turnover rate (DUBs) and signalling (proteasomal or non-proteasomal).
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New paper out! Bone🦴 markers responses to running 🏃♂️
@Sale_ExNut, @ElliottSale, Phil Atherton, Ian Varley, @Liv65761161, @PaulSwinton9, and @eimeardol
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Some snapshots from our poster session today #HMAC2023 @ARThealthyaging @LJMUSportSci @physoc @BiochemSoc
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One-Pot Analytical Pipeline for Efficient and Sensitive Proteomic Analysis of Extracellular Vesicles | buff.ly/3rb8efi #proteomics
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Beyond Myosin Heavy Chains: Ribosomal Specialization Drives Human Skeletal Muscle Fiber Heterogeneity biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_physio
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Now online. I really liked this chat!:
Muscle atrophy with aging mainly protein breakdown
New thinking on muscle nuclei/satellite cells
Drugs not as good as exercise for healthspan
Thanks (no Twitter) Benjamin!
Spotify (shorturl.at/cDGK5), Apple Podcasts, YouTube etc
Glad you enjoyed it 😊. Thanks @physoc for the opportunity to present this work, the feedback has been great. #Physiology2023
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Really interesting panel discussion about the process of publishing. Great to hear honest views from peer reviewers and editors #Physiology2023
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🥳Final countdown! @physoc annual conference starts Monday morning. Looking forward to joining hundreds of physiologists from 40 countries in Harrogate to discuss the latest science & forge new collaborations. See you there!
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