The Graham Lab at Vanderbilt University. We study mechanism controlling protein and lipid homeostasis

Joined October 2021
Light-driven binding of COPII protein Sec23A and TANGO1 blocks ER exit sites reversibly, revealing interesting ER export mechanisms! @SonashreeS - Malhotra lab @CRGenomica. Endoplasmic reticulum exit sites are segregated for secretion based on cargo size biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Applying to graduate school this fall? Stuck figuring out where to start? Looking for tips on staying organized? Join us for our Application Logistics panel this Tuesday (8/1) at 6pm EST! We hope to see many of you there: umd.zoom.us/j/8091498139?pwd…
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⭐️ Exciting news! This year, we’ll be hosting FOUR FREE workshops on the psychology graduate school application process. Everything will be recorded and available on Google Drive. Please share widely! Register here: forms.gle/1q5Phxbor3MZxw726 @AcademicChatter @PsychinOut
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A thread with a ton of Ph.D., PostDoc, and other opportunities for life science students (1/n)
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A big thank you to @RouxLab and Karin Reinisch for inviting my review on lipid transport in autophagosome biogenesis in Current Opinions in Cell Biology. Focusing on last 2+ years in this area limited the review to... still too many cool stories. doi.org/10.1016/j.ceb.2023.1…
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Do you like organelles? Curious about mitochondria? Fascinated with lysosomes? Interested in ER, peroxisomes? Maybe a little nucleus? Then why study just one?! We are looking for a postdoctoral scientist to work on our organelle crosstalk projects. DM for info.
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In our IBA meeting this Friday, we'll be discussing the experiences of transgender and gender non-conforming individuals in Tennessee, academia, and STEM. Check your email for meeting info, hope to see you there! hrc.org/press-releases/human…
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.@BettyyXdeMai, @lpjhalfpint1018 @GrahamLab_Vandy et al establish the electrostatic molecular link btwn the COPI beta'-COP subunit w/ its ArfGAP, Glo3. Loss of the interaction disrupts specific protein cargoes cycling btwn. TGN & endosomes in budding yeast bit.ly/3lZufef
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Join us today for a seminar talk by Dr. Alfonso Arague! We are excited to have him here. @UMNeurosci
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The “Golgi-Methods and Protocols” book edited by Vladimir Lupashin, Todd Graham and me has been published by Springer Nature. This book collected 47 detailed methods and protocols that are useful in Golgi biology studies. Check it out!
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Hello all! Staying in Nashville for the Holidays? Then please join us for this year's winter party. 🎄🎅🏾
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Night at the Museum!! @NikonUSA Smithsonian Museum of Natural History with @GrahamLab_Vandy @mariana_jimnz02 #CellBio2022 #ASCB2022 #ascb – at Washington, DC
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Kiss of death no more! Come learn how #ubiquitin is NOT serving as degradation signal but helping COPI with critical function – cargo selection for vesicle-mediated trafficking. Poster Mon, Dec 5, 1.45 PM, Board B346 Talk, Tue, Dec 5, 6.35 PM, Room 145B #CellBio2022 #ASCB2022
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Graham lab representing some of the world renowned fluorescent proteins! We wish everyone a fun and safe Halloween 🎃 👻!!
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Come join VIRAL for our annual Meet & Greet on Friday September 16th 5-7pm on the 7th floor terrace in MRB3. Meet our board and Greet other international grads students, postdocs and faculty! Enjoy free food and drinks! RSVP below! anchorlink.vanderbilt.edu/ev…
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Hello, world! We are VIRAL, an organization focused on lobbying for the interests of international researchers, building community through social events, and supplementing academic/career development! Follow us for updates on programming and events!
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If you work on P-type ATPases you don’t want to miss this in person meeting in lovely Banff, Canada. Sept 6-11, 2022! @banffcentre #Conference
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Some perspective on #AlphaFold with the rather eye-popping announcement from @DeepMind and @emblebi (which I am Director of) of all known proteins (~200 million) having an AlphaFold prediction run.
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