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Women are born with all their oocytes, which need to stay viable for decades to ensure fertility. How are they maintained for that long? Our latest research in Nature Cell Biology reveals that oocyte maintenance involves exceptional protein longevity. nature.com/articles/s4155… (1/9)

Day 2 #springernaturestrike Once again I am striking today. I wish this wasn't the case. I love my job and I'd much rather be reading your papers and working with my team. Hopefully this will come to an end soon.

Summer vibes NatureStructMolBiol cover. The underlying article nature.com/articles/s4159… not only provides possibly the most comprehensive atlas of protein citrullination currently available, but also provides potential insight in its contribution in rheumatoid arthritis.

The Cortez lab (lab.vanderbilt.edu/cortez-lab/) is looking for new postdocs or senior scientists. If you are interested in genome stability, replication, DNA repair, or DNA damage responses please send me an email.

EMBO Gold Medal awarded to Elvan Böke BökeLab to recognize her pioneering research on physiological mechanisms that enable oocytes to stay healthy over decades of dormancy Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) embo.org/press-releases…

Very glad to be featuring NatureStructMolBiol this insightful study on branched ubiquitin chains. I cannot wait to see how the community will receive it and build on it.

I am very happy that we are featuring this piece NatureStructMolBiol. For what my opinion is worth, curiousity-based research bears exceptional societal potential and advantageous fiscal multiplier-effects. This thoughtful and eloquent piece presents such a success story.

Do you love proteomics and interdisciplinary research? Then the #QBMM conference is for you! Outstanding lineup promoting interactions across quantitative biology fields featuring Fan Liu lab gingraslab Prof. Nikolai Slavov Kathryn Lilley Hartland Jackson .@EMBL EMBL Events embl.org/about/info/cou…

And I for one I am glad that happened, with the final piece thoughtfully and convincingly, in my opinion, supporting the idea that it is very useful to also have scientists building bridges.

1/2 We have just advertised a post-doc position, looking for someone to investigate how DNA replication and repair -dependent processes influence haematopoietic stem cell longevity & plasticity, & counteract DNA damage-dependent clonal haematopoiesis: nature.com/naturecareers/…

Rare opportunity to join my team, as the PLOS Biology in-house editorial team is growing! It's a great team in a great journal, if I say so myself 😆 Please reach out if your have Qs & apply if interested!! UK or US; assoc or senior Please RT us241.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePorta…

Brilliant to see our talented postdoc, Cristian, publish his work on CMG disassembly in The EMBO Journal. The culmination of his PhD work in the Labib lab at University of Dundee. Tom Deegan embopress.org/doi/full/10.10…..

We will have an opening for a PhD position in that round! Students with computational and theoretical background are encouraged to apply! Cool gene regulation projects at the heard of EU science. Please DM me if you have Q.

How do paternal genes contribute to post-fertilization development? A paper @nature identifies a sperm protein, which has no apparent effect on sperm development or fertilization, yet affects transcription of a maternal gene in early plant embryogenesis. nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Very glad to be featuring this interesting work and looking forward to seeing how the community will perceive it and build on it.