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Vanderbilt Center for Structural Biology @vanderbiltcsb.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

Here @cameronicohen.bsky.social dives into the new findings from the @dougkojetin.bsky.social & the John Yang labs ... "From activation to repression: decoding the impact of PPARγ ligands on ligand-binding domain conformation" bit.ly/43P7xJG @vubasicsciences.bsky.social @vanderbilt.edu

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Jackson Lab @ Vanderbilt @lpjacksonlab.bsky.social · 13/02/2025

We need scientists more than ever in light of current developments. I hope all of us advocate strongly for what we do and why to friends, family, and representatives in our local and federal governments.

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Vanderbilt Center for Structural Biology @vanderbiltcsb.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

Recent work from Ray Blind & collaborators suggests that multiple inositol phosphate species can dynamically regulate mTOR & mTORC1 by promoting a stable, more soluble active state of the kinase. www.vanderbilt.edu/csb/2025/01/... @vubasicsciences.bsky.social @cameronicohen.bsky.social

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Vanderbilt Center for Structural Biology @vanderbiltcsb.bsky.social · 03/01/2025

Check out TOMOMAN, a MATLAB-based package developed by the @williamnwan.bsky.social lab to act as a wrapper for external packages, storing metadata and interfacing the various packages used in each step of cryo-ET preprocessing ... bit.ly/3W49zB4 #structuralbiology @cameronicohen.bsky.social

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