A couple of pics from our lab “Unhappy Hours” the past two weeks. Had to furlough some excellent researchers due to funding ‘issues’ not of my making…
The PetersonLab is moving to BlueSky! Our X account is going away, so come see us there @PetersonLab.bsky.social
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BioRxiv: Revised Mechanism of Hydroxyurea Induced Cell Cycle Arrest and an Improved Alternative dlvr.it/T3cq4C
In @elife: Dual engagement of the nucleosomal acidic patches is essential for deposition of histone H2A.Z by SWR1C doi.org/10.7554/eLife.94869.
Finally out! A great collaboration with Priit Eek and Song Tan.
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Ubiquitinated histone H2B as gatekeeper of the nucleosome acidic patch dlvr.it/T375vD
Fantastic cryoEM structure of the SRCAP-nucleosome complex from the Wang and Xu groups. We finally see all the subunits! Yu et al. Cell Discovery (2024) 10:15 Cell Discovery
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Only 7 years, but all of these students and postdocs have moved on. One of the satisfying and sad parts of being a PI m.facebook.com/story.php?sto…
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We observed how Sirt6 interacts with the nucleosome, by engaging with the DNA, acidic-patch, H3 and H2A C-terminal tail. /3
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The dynamic behavior of Sirt6 provides clues for how it can deacetylate both H3K9 and H3K56 /4
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I’m excited to share a new manuscript on Sirtuin6-nucleosome structure, a result of a great collaboration between @PetersonLab, Song Tan’s, and @valendraica labs. /1
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Very very sad news.
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This feels like posting into the abyss but for any of you that are still following along... our manuscript with @PetersonLab on the mechanism of SWR1C-mediated H2A.Z deposition is now out in Nature Comms.
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Our smFRET study on H2A.Z deposition is finally out in Nature Communications! It took nearly 10 months but I think the final product was worth the pain. Fantastic collaboration with Joe Loparo and Andrew Moreno at HMS. nature.com/articles/s41467-0…

















