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We are hiring! Come and join us in Stockholm to study mitochondrial metabolism.
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Methylation is essential not only for RNA stability — we show it’s structurally required for forming the peptidyl transferase center (PTC). Without it, the mitoribosome stalls at an immature stage, unable to build its catalytic core.
By depleting mitochondria of S-adenosylmethionine (SAM), we disrupt canonical rRNA processing at the ribosomal junctions in MEFs and skeletal muscle. This leads to accumulation of unprocessed transcripts and defective ribosome assembly.
Excited to share our latest work on how mitochondrial methylation shapes gene expression. Using long-read RNAseq and cryo-EM, we uncover two methylation-dependent checkpoints in ribosome biogenesis.
Thanks to everyone invovled. @ruthicglasgow.bsky.social @amunts.bsky.social
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Hello fellow mitochondriacs! Are you passionate about mtDNA? We now offer a 2-year postdoc opportunity for studies of mtDNA instability and its signaling. Apply by May 18th to join our international team in exotic Umeå. Please share!
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Happy to share out latest collaborative work with the groups of Ricarda Richter-Dennerlein and Peter Rehling just out in
@natcomms.nature.com. Great work led by two very talented PhD students - Franziska Finke (our lab) and Marleen Heinrichs (Richter-Dennerlein lab).
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
New paper out from the Falkenberg and Gustafsson labs. Thanks to Pretzel for a successful collaboration.
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Interested in mitochondrial biology? We are looking for an enthusiastic PostDoctoral fellow and PhD student to join our group in Stockholm.
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We argued that since mtDNA mutation accumulation is progressive, cellular mechanisms must influence its pathogenicity. Through a genetic screen in fruit flies, we identified pathways that can rescue a lethal mtDNA mutator phenotype. We are excited to test this in higher species.