Erica Colicino in the Hehnly Lab was excited to contribute to the Castaneda’s lab study on “ALS-Linked Mutations Affect UBQLN2 Oligomerization and Phase Separation in a Position- and Amino Acid-Dependent Manner”.
Definitely check it out!
Our 5th Bio-Art Mixer at the Everson Museum of Art
The 5th Bio-Art Mixer hosted Suzanne Anker (SVA) and John Drake (ESF) this past Friday at the Everson Museum of Art. There was live music, beer, and even a Bio-Art work station for kids! It was a really great event and I can’t wait till our next one next semester. Included are pictures below.
We have fish!
Fish are swimming merrily around in our fish facility! Go Hehnly Lab, particularly our graduate student Lindsay Rathbun for making it happen!
Zebra fish are here!
The fish room is almost ready!
The Hehnly lab has been expanding their repertoire from 2D and 3D mammalian tissue culture to also include zebrafish as a model. We started with the help of Jeff Amack’s lab at SUNY Upstate, but now have invested in our very own zebrafish facility with the help of Aquaneering and Syracuse University. Stay tuned for two fun studies in the works where we do cell biology in the zebrafish embryo.
