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  1. Today I gave a short talk at the #EMBO workshop on Intracellular and organelle mechanobiology. I’m grateful to have been able to share my postdoc project and for the questions/comments! The whole workshop has been super interesting, I have taken a lot of inspiration away from the talks so far and I am excited to for the rest of the day/week. (1/3) #MembraneTrafficking #Organelles #Mechanobiology #Condensates

  2. Today I gave a short talk at the #EMBO workshop on Intracellular and organelle mechanobiology. I’m grateful to have been able to share my postdoc project and for the questions/comments! The whole workshop has been super interesting, I have taken a lot of inspiration away from the talks so far and I am excited to for the rest of the day/week. (1/3) #MembraneTrafficking #Organelles #Mechanobiology #Condensates

  3. Today I gave a short talk at the #EMBO workshop on Intracellular and organelle mechanobiology. I’m grateful to have been able to share my postdoc project and for the questions/comments! The whole workshop has been super interesting, I have taken a lot of inspiration away from the talks so far and I am excited to for the rest of the day/week. (1/3) #MembraneTrafficking #Organelles #Mechanobiology #Condensates

  4. Today I gave a short talk at the #EMBO workshop on Intracellular and organelle mechanobiology. I’m grateful to have been able to share my postdoc project and for the questions/comments! The whole workshop has been super interesting, I have taken a lot of inspiration away from the talks so far and I am excited to for the rest of the day/week. (1/3) #MembraneTrafficking #Organelles #Mechanobiology #Condensates

  5. Today I gave a short talk at the #EMBO workshop on Intracellular and organelle mechanobiology. I’m grateful to have been able to share my postdoc project and for the questions/comments! The whole workshop has been super interesting, I have taken a lot of inspiration away from the talks so far and I am excited to for the rest of the day/week. (1/3) #MembraneTrafficking #Organelles #Mechanobiology #Condensates

  6. RE: flipboard.com/@naturenewsteam/

    How do #cancercells manage to infiltrate #lymphnodes, for example, where lots of #immunecells are active and should be able to destroy them? According to a new study in
    Cell Metabolism, #mitochondrialtransfer between #cells is the cause. Cancer cells "#steal" these small #organelles, which are highly efficient #energysuppliers, from the immune cells, thereby weakening the latter.

    © Text #StefanFWirth Betlin January 2026

    reference
    Azusa Terasaki et al. (2026)
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2025.12

  7. RE: flipboard.com/@naturenewsteam/

    How do #cancercells manage to infiltrate #lymphnodes, for example, where lots of #immunecells are active and should be able to destroy them? According to a new study in
    Cell Metabolism, #mitochondrialtransfer between #cells is the cause. Cancer cells "#steal" these small #organelles, which are highly efficient #energysuppliers, from the immune cells, thereby weakening the latter.

    © Text #StefanFWirth Betlin January 2026

    reference
    Azusa Terasaki et al. (2026)
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2025.12

  8. RE: flipboard.com/@naturenewsteam/

    How do #cancercells manage to infiltrate #lymphnodes, for example, where lots of #immunecells are active and should be able to destroy them? According to a new study in
    Cell Metabolism, #mitochondrialtransfer between #cells is the cause. Cancer cells "#steal" these small #organelles, which are highly efficient #energysuppliers, from the immune cells, thereby weakening the latter.

    © Text #StefanFWirth Betlin January 2026

    reference
    Azusa Terasaki et al. (2026)
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2025.12

  9. RE: flipboard.com/@naturenewsteam/

    How do #cancercells manage to infiltrate #lymphnodes, for example, where lots of #immunecells are active and should be able to destroy them? According to a new study in
    Cell Metabolism, #mitochondrialtransfer between #cells is the cause. Cancer cells "#steal" these small #organelles, which are highly efficient #energysuppliers, from the immune cells, thereby weakening the latter.

    © Text #StefanFWirth Betlin January 2026

    reference
    Azusa Terasaki et al. (2026)
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2025.12

  10. RE: flipboard.com/@naturenewsteam/

    How do #cancercells manage to infiltrate #lymphnodes, for example, where lots of #immunecells are active and should be able to destroy them? According to a new study in
    Cell Metabolism, #mitochondrialtransfer between #cells is the cause. Cancer cells "#steal" these small #organelles, which are highly efficient #energysuppliers, from the immune cells, thereby weakening the latter.

    © Text #StefanFWirth Betlin January 2026

    reference
    Azusa Terasaki et al. (2026)
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2025.12

  11. Less than a month left for early-career researchers to apply for a funded place at our Workshop on Revisiting Metabolic Fundamentals, organised by Lydia Finley and Wilhelm Palm.

    Apply by 24 October.

    biologists.com/workshops/april

    #BiologistsWorkshops #Biology #Workshop #Metabolism #Enzymes #Organelles #Cells #Physiology #Development #Metabolites

  12. New research on #protists sheds light on #DeepSea energy sources whoi.edu/press-room/news-relea

    Array of metabolic pathways in kleptoplastidic #foraminifera supports #chemoautotrophy in dark, euxinic seafloor sediments academic.oup.com/ismej/article by Fatma Gomaa et al.

    "This species takes up unrelated organism’s #chloroplasts#organelles that perform #photosynthesis... We know #kleptoplasty is happening here, but we needed to understand why this foraminifer is so successful in the dark, without oxygen"

  13. Teaching about cells, organelles, cell transport or reproduction, etc.? I have resources to share.I’ve taught high school for many years, SPED to Honors. The differentiation & adaptations I made for SPED became sought after by other students, even at Honors level. I've worked hard at developing a helpful sequence of ideas, embedded vocabulary support, step-by-step graphics, and analogies.

    * What are characteristics of Life?
    * Organelles
    * Enzymes
    * Diffusion and Osmosis
    * Endocytosis and exocytosis
    * Single-celled organisms - Bacteria and Archaea
    * How do cells reproduce?
    * The cell cycle, mitosis
    * Asexual reproduction
    * Meiosis
    * Interactive apps
    * Learning standards

    kaiserscience.wordpress.com/bi

    #cells #biology #Organelles #teaching #NGSS
    #biologyteachers #scienceteachers #highschoolscience

  14. Teaching about cells, organelles, cell transport or reproduction, etc.? I have resources to share.I’ve taught high school for many years, SPED to Honors. The differentiation & adaptations I made for SPED became sought after by other students, even at Honors level. I've worked hard at developing a helpful sequence of ideas, embedded vocabulary support, step-by-step graphics, and analogies.

    * What are characteristics of Life?
    * Organelles
    * Enzymes
    * Diffusion and Osmosis
    * Endocytosis and exocytosis
    * Single-celled organisms - Bacteria and Archaea
    * How do cells reproduce?
    * The cell cycle, mitosis
    * Asexual reproduction
    * Meiosis
    * Interactive apps
    * Learning standards

    kaiserscience.wordpress.com/bi

    #cells #biology #Organelles #teaching #NGSS
    #biologyteachers #scienceteachers #highschoolscience

  15. Teaching about cells, organelles, cell transport or reproduction, etc.? I have resources to share.I’ve taught high school for many years, SPED to Honors. The differentiation & adaptations I made for SPED became sought after by other students, even at Honors level. I've worked hard at developing a helpful sequence of ideas, embedded vocabulary support, step-by-step graphics, and analogies.

    * What are characteristics of Life?
    * Organelles
    * Enzymes
    * Diffusion and Osmosis
    * Endocytosis and exocytosis
    * Single-celled organisms - Bacteria and Archaea
    * How do cells reproduce?
    * The cell cycle, mitosis
    * Asexual reproduction
    * Meiosis
    * Interactive apps
    * Learning standards

    kaiserscience.wordpress.com/bi

    #cells #biology #Organelles #teaching #NGSS
    #biologyteachers #scienceteachers #highschoolscience

  16. Teaching about cells, organelles, cell transport or reproduction, etc.? I have resources to share.I’ve taught high school for many years, SPED to Honors. The differentiation & adaptations I made for SPED became sought after by other students, even at Honors level. I've worked hard at developing a helpful sequence of ideas, embedded vocabulary support, step-by-step graphics, and analogies.

    * What are characteristics of Life?
    * Organelles
    * Enzymes
    * Diffusion and Osmosis
    * Endocytosis and exocytosis
    * Single-celled organisms - Bacteria and Archaea
    * How do cells reproduce?
    * The cell cycle, mitosis
    * Asexual reproduction
    * Meiosis
    * Interactive apps
    * Learning standards

    kaiserscience.wordpress.com/bi


  17. A single cell's siesta: How non-moving #microbes manage to avoid bright light phys.org/news/2024-11-cell-sie

    Light-regulated #chloroplast morphodynamics in a single-celled dinoflagellate pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2411

    "The structure that allows the chloroplast to make necessary changes was found to be a network of thin filaments. Together, these filaments form a material that can easily contract and expand in all directions."

    #Protists #Algae #Organelles #Plastids #Dinoflagellates #Biology #CellBiology

  18. A single cell's siesta: How non-moving #microbes manage to avoid bright light phys.org/news/2024-11-cell-sie

    Light-regulated #chloroplast morphodynamics in a single-celled dinoflagellate pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2411

    "The structure that allows the chloroplast to make necessary changes was found to be a network of thin filaments. Together, these filaments form a material that can easily contract and expand in all directions."

    #Protists #Algae #Organelles #Plastids #Dinoflagellates #Biology #CellBiology

  19. A single cell's siesta: How non-moving #microbes manage to avoid bright light phys.org/news/2024-11-cell-sie

    Light-regulated #chloroplast morphodynamics in a single-celled dinoflagellate pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2411

    "The structure that allows the chloroplast to make necessary changes was found to be a network of thin filaments. Together, these filaments form a material that can easily contract and expand in all directions."

    #Protists #Algae #Organelles #Plastids #Dinoflagellates #Biology #CellBiology

  20. A single cell's siesta: How non-moving #microbes manage to avoid bright light phys.org/news/2024-11-cell-sie

    Light-regulated #chloroplast morphodynamics in a single-celled dinoflagellate pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2411

    "The structure that allows the chloroplast to make necessary changes was found to be a network of thin filaments. Together, these filaments form a material that can easily contract and expand in all directions."

    #Protists #Algae #Organelles #Plastids #Dinoflagellates #Biology #CellBiology

  21. A single cell's siesta: How non-moving #microbes manage to avoid bright light phys.org/news/2024-11-cell-sie

    Light-regulated #chloroplast morphodynamics in a single-celled dinoflagellate pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2411

    "The structure that allows the chloroplast to make necessary changes was found to be a network of thin filaments. Together, these filaments form a material that can easily contract and expand in all directions."

    #Protists #Algae #Organelles #Plastids #Dinoflagellates #Biology #CellBiology

  22. Protein shell discovery reveals how #diatoms capture CO₂ so effectively phys.org/news/2024-10-protein-

    "diatom pyrenoids are encased in a lattice-like protein shell... not only gives the pyrenoid its shape, but it helps create a high CO2 concentration in this compartment. This enables Rubisco to efficiently fix CO2"

    #algae #protists #microbes #biology #organelles

  23. The #symbioses that gave rise to primary #organelles are key events in the origin of #Eukaryotes. @PierreSGarcia @FredBarras & @SGribaldo use markers from 2 conserved machineries for [Fe-S] cluster biogenesis to support an early emergence of #mitochondria & #plastids within #Alphaproteobacteria & #Cyanobacteria #PLOSBiology plos.io/3FNP5E5

  24. Exploitation of host cell #organelles by an intracellular #pathogen: #Brucella abortus not only uses the ER to replicate, but later also localizes to and fragments #mitochondria to aid bacterial egress via #mitophagy
    Thierry Arnould et al
    embopress.org/doi/10.15252/emb

  25. A new #drug delivery system delivers an #antioxidant directly to #mitochondria in the #liver, mitigating the effects of #oxidative stress. Mitochondria are microscopic #organelles found within #cells, and are well-known as the “powerhouse of the cell.”
    #Biology #Chemistry #Medical #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2023/05/med05102301

  26. How many host proteins do mitochondria-related organelles (MROs), which lack a genome, import? Not many. Here is a super cool paper that uses spatial proteomics to show that the MRO of an oxymonad has only 31 proteins in it! They all seem to be involved in providing small C compounds to the cytosol. (No Fe-S synthesis!) Cool stuff from Vladimír Hampl and colleagues.

    cell.com/current-biology/fullt

    #endosymbiosis #organelles #protists #SpatialProteomics #LOPIT #metabolism