Ubiquitin-mediated proteostasis group
The Samant Lab, at The Babraham Institute, explores the fundamental biology underlying misfolded protein ubiquitylation and clearance in health, ageing, and age-associated diseases.
Latest News
Devinda passes her PhD viva!
Congratulations to Devinda Soegianto for passing her PhD viva with flying colours!
Check out Ubi-SCAPE (pre-print)
Check out Ubi-SCAPE! A tonne of hard work and thorough optimisations from (now former postdoc) Harvey went into getting the most out of the TUBE-based poly-ubiquitylomics workflow; don’t worry, we’ve kept the pre-print short…
Thanks to all co-authors, especially Matthias Trost & Andrew Frey, and the BBSRC Flexible Talent Mobility Award to The Babraham Institute and Newcastle University that allowed Harvey to go up to Newcastle for the final mass-spec experiments.
HSP90 SEC-MS paper is online!
Just in time for the holidays! It really did take a village, this one—thanks to all co-authors, across three (/four?) continents, for making this possible.
Yasmeen & Stephen’s book chapter on proteostasis dysregulation with ageing online now
Our book chapter reviewing the literature on how the proteostasis network is re-wired during ageing is online today.
SP4 proteomics article online today in Analytical Chemistry
This one really is Harvey’s story through-and-through—great job getting it over the line this summer!
Harvey wins Best Poster Award at BSPR 2022
Congrats to Harvey Johnston for winning a Best Poster Award at the 2022 Annual Meeting of the British Society for Proteome Research, held in St. Anne’s College at Oxford University.
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