EMBO Member
Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot | Israel
EMBO 2017 | PubAB 18– | CouC 23–26
Over 30% of yeast organellar proteins have never been studied and more than half do not have a known biochemical function. Most of these proteins are conserved and some are implicated in diseases. Our lab is dedicated to uncovering novel functions for such proteins by employing a variety of high content screening techniques complemented by dedicated follow-ups. We specifically focus on protein targeting and organelle communication pathways.
Keywords: Endoplasmic reticulum / mitochondria / peroxisomes / membrane contact sites / protein targeting & translocation / high content screens / organelles / functional genomics / Enzymes
Subject area(s): Proteins & Biochemistry | Systems Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Genomic & Computational Biology | Membranes & Transport | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Genomic & Computational Biology | Membranes & Transport | Proteins & Biochemistry | Systems Biology | Proteins & Biochemistry | Membranes & Transport | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Systems Biology | Proteins & Biochemistry | Membranes & Transport | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Systems Biology | Systems Biology | Proteins & Biochemistry | Membranes & Transport | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Systems Biology | Proteins & Biochemistry | Membranes & Transport | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Systems Biology | Proteins & Biochemistry | Membranes & Transport | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture