Hennig-Lab
@hennig-lab.bsky.social
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Research around the world of RNAs
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spcembl.bsky.social
Congrats to the Grünewald, Topf groups & et. al @cssbhamburg.bsky.social on their Nature paper! 📃 🍾

Trapping and resolving the elusive prefusion form of HSV gB - neutralizing HSV-1 & HSV-2 with a single nanobody is no small feat!🦙

Glad that our SPC facility have contributed to this [email protected]
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annaleder.bsky.social
Happy to share my first publication, where we present our discovery of multi-chaperone condensates that orchestrate protein folding in the endoplasmic reticulum!
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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martinpacesa.bsky.social
"Hey Bob, just dock the AF3 prediction into density and deposit"
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With Instagram-ready spike ball pictures (pay attention to the sun beam! 😇).
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Instagram-ready group picture from our lab hike
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The most expensive bike stand in the world! 😢
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If you are interested in cellular RNA transport, check out Simone Heber's first corresponding author paper: www.cell.com/cell-reports...
Very cool stuff about motor switching to get the transport direction right. Collaboration between the Ephrussi, Niessing. Hennig, Chao and Heber groups.
A direct interaction between the RNA-binding proteins Staufen and Tm1-I/C in the oskar mRNA transport complex
Gaber et al. identify a direct protein-protein interaction between the oskar mRNA transport particle components Staufen and Tropomyosin1-I/C. They map the interaction surface at amino acid resolution ...
www.cell.com
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mjendrusch.bsky.social
Happy to see @embl.org highlight our work on protein design at Korbel group with @typaslab.bsky.social and @hennig-lab.bsky.social !
Working with everyone was a blast and helping to bring our software to production at DenovAI was quite the exciting experience.
embl.org
EMBL @embl.org · Jun 23
EMBL researchers have developed a new AI framework – AlphaDesign – which can design new proteins that might have therapeutic benefits.

Using AlphaDesign, the researchers succeeded in creating synthetic inhibitors for a bacterial phage defence system.

www.embopress.org/doi/full/10....
The EMBL scientists who developed AlphaDesign. From left to right: Michael Jendrusch, Kashif Sadiq, Jan Korbel. Credit: Kinga Siring/EMBL
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mjendrusch.bsky.social
Happy to announce the first paper from my PhD at Korbel group at @embl.org has finally been published:
embopress.org/doi/full/10.1038…
Collaborating with @typaslab.bsky.social, @hennig-lab.bsky.social and the EMBL PEPCF, we designed de novo inhibitors to a bacterial phage defense system 1/🧵
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Check it out if you are interested in designing your own protein binders to any protein target. It works (see example in the article).
hennig-lab.bsky.social
We did it in 8:43 h! A great team and leaders. So much fun. Thanks to everyone who has donated 😍! If you still want to donate it is possible until this Friday (20th of June): egeninsamling.brostcancerforbundet.se/fundraisers/...
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Last Saturday I rode the Vätternrundan with the charity organization "I move for cancer" to raise money for breast cancer research. The goal was to finish the ride of 315 km around beautiful lake Vättern faster than 9 h.
After Vätternrundan Medal show-off ;-) Splits at different time checks Optimal conditions :-)
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olivierduss.bsky.social
The timeline of co-transcriptional #mRNA processing and #modification may have to be revised: cleavage, termination, and #m6A deposition may occur earlier than most #splicing! Potential textbook changing study in bioRxiv by edueyras.bsky.social & Rippei Hayashi labs!
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Single-molecule multimodal timing of in vivo mRNA synthesis
mRNA synthesis requires extensive pre-mRNA maturation, the organisation of which remains unclear. Here, we directly sequence pre-mRNA without metabolic labelling or amplification to resolve transcript...
www.biorxiv.org
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sagan.bsky.social
“We've arranged a society based on science and technology, in which nobody understands anything about science and technology. And this combustible mixture of ignorance and power, sooner or later, is going to blow up in our faces.”

~ Carl Sagan
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astrokatie.com
Looks like the evidence for this weird chemical abundance in an exoplanet atmosphere has gotten stronger with new JWST data: www.nytimes.com/2025/04/16/s...

Is it really a sign of life? That’s still not clear; lots of analysis left to do. But it’ll be interesting to see how it all pans out! 🧪 🔭
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olivierduss.bsky.social
Ever wondered how several individual RBPs cooperate to repress translation?

Lead by @marcopayr.bsky.social and in great collaboration with @hennig-lab.bsky.social, we simultaneously tracked the binding of several proteins to single mRNA molecules in real-time!

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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sergiocruzleon.bsky.social
Excited to share our preprint on the molecular architecture of heterochromatin in human cells 🧬🔬w/ @jpkreysing.bsky.social, @johannesbetz.bsky.social,
@marinalusic.bsky.social, Turoňová lab, @hummerlab.bsky.social @becklab.bsky.social @mpibp.bsky.social

🔗 Preprint here tinyurl.com/3a74uanv
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🧵 8/8 Combining different methodologies (smFRET, NMR, reporter gene assays) we developed a framework that can now be used to study similar processes in other biological systems! 🧬 #single-molecule #FRET #RNA #translation #Biophysics
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🧵 7/8 Why this matters: Understanding these molecular mechanisms helps us grasp how cells regulate their genes through different complex assembly mechanisms