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We welcome Karen Sap!

Posted on February 14, 2017 by jeroendemmers

January 2010 | New lab member Karen Sap starts her PhD research project.

Proteomics of neuronal development and the role of USP7

Our new paper in Genes & Development highlights the important role of USP7 in our cells. Think of this protein as as a ‘quality control manager’, making sure other proteins in our cells are doing their jobs at the right time and place. Our study provides a detailed map of how USP7 works during brain development.

Link to full text paper

Paper in video journal about our ubiquitin work

The Journal of Visualized Experiments has published a video article on the sample preparation and analysis of diGly peptides from ubiquitinated proteins featuring our lab. Watch the full video here.

New paper on USP7!

Our paper on the characterization of novel molecular targets of the ubiquitin-specific protease 7 (USP7) is out now in Science Advances. Great and fruitful multi-omics collaboration with the Verrijzer Lab at Erasmus MC.💪

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