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Mechanisms of cell polarization and cell fusion

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    • Cell polarization in response to pheromones
    • The mechanisms of cell-cell fusion
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EMBO Young Investigator award to Sophie Martin

Sophie Martin Uncategorized October 2009June 2014

Sophie Martin is selected on the EMBO YIP (Young Investigator Program). Press release here.

  • ← New lab publication in Nature
  • Sophie Martin obtains ERC Junior Grant →
  • @SophieMartinLab May 2019

    Capping protein insulates Arp2/3-assembled actin patches from formins. For all #actin lovers: Ingrid Billault-Cha… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  • @SophieMartinLab May 2019

    Interested in membranes and cell polarity? The @SophieMartinLab has an open postdoc position. Thanks for re-tweeti… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  • @SophieMartinLab May 2019

    Our latest work now in @eLife: Multi-phosphorylation reaction and clustering tune Pom1 gradient mid-cell levels acc… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  • @SophieMartinLab March 2019

    3ème épisode d'AGIR+ pour l'égalité: youtube.com/watch?v=xwO6U6… @unil

  • @SophieMartinLab March 2019

    Marching for the #climate with ⁦@bentonlab⁩ in #Lausanne https://t.co/R9zoGSldhx

News from the lab

  • Pom1 gradient work now published
  • New preprint on Pom1 gradients on BioRxiv
  • Congrats to Cassandre Kinnaer!
  • New preprint out on BioRxiv!
  • Our systematic screen for mating and fusion mutants is out in PLoS Genetics

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