WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)

New WEHI research reveals how the E3 ubiquitin ligase RNF14 generates unusual K6/K48 branched ubiquitin chains, and shows this branching is important for ribosomal quality control.

Published in Molecular Cell (@CellPressNews). 🔗 cell.com/molecular-cell…

Join us tomorrow for a Director's Seminar with Professor Craig M. Crews, PhD (Yale University, USA) on Induced Proximity Drug Modalities: Hijacking Mother Nature to Control Protein Function.

📅 6/11/26, 12:00pm-1:00pm
📍 Davis Auditorium
📱 Join via SLIDO hashtag#WEHIseminar

🤝 What happens when cells "shake hands"?

Two cellular systems migrate to meet and exchange vital molecular signals. Decoding this hidden cellular dialogue helps scientists design more targeted, effective cancer treatments.

#ArtofScience: wehi.edu.au/art-of-science…

Welcome Dr Irene Ruderman, Clinical Lead at the Snow Centre for Immune Health. A clinician, researcher and patient advocate, she will help drive opportunities for patients to access innovative therapies.

Read more: wehi.edu.au/news/beyond-th…

WEHI researchers have found a promising new treatment avenue for Prader-Willi syndrome - a rare genetic condition that has no cure and limited treatment options.

The study, led by Prof @BlewittMarnie, is published in Science Advances (@ScienceMagazine)

wehi.edu.au/news/switching…