Getting through January with Hehnly Lab Paella
The end of January is improved by Lab Paella, wine, and way more cheesecake than anyone could ever eat.
Visiting University of Rochester Medical College!
I had a great time visiting the University of Rochester Mecial College’s Department of Physiology last week. It was especially great to hang out with John Lueck and his laboratory and hear about all the great science going on in the department! Thanks for letting me visit!
John Lueck and I enjoying a delicious beverage.
Subcellular drug targeting illuminates local kinase action
Paula Bucko, a graduate student in John Scott (Pharmacology, UW), recently published an exciting study titled “Subcellular drug targeting illuminates local kinase action.” We (primarily Lindsay Rathbun, Hehnly lab graduate student and myself) were super excited to help Paula and John out with doing the zebrafish/in vivo studies featured in the paper that shows a novel chemical genetic approach to spatially and temporally inhibit the mitotic kinase PLK1.
zebrafish expressing the SNAP-PACT (magenta) for centrosomal targetted PLK1 inhibition during zebrafish embryonic development.