Lydia Daboussi

Lydia Daboussi

@daboussi.bsky.social

Assistant Professor @UCLA - Department of Neurobiology. #newPI https://daboussilab.healthsciences.ucla.edu

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Exciting new study on Schwann cells!

Monique Lillis@lillismonique.bsky.social

Excited to share my graduate research! Schwann cells are primarily known for their role as myelinating glia, but we examined the development and function of their other form: Remak bundles! Thank you to Jonah, all our collaborators, and all the Chan lab members for their support.

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Excited to share my graduate research! Schwann cells are primarily known for their role as myelinating glia, but we examined the development and function of their other form: Remak bundles! Thank you to Jonah, all our collaborators, and all the Chan lab members for their support.

cell.comRemak bundle size, structure, and function are regulated by the Schwann cell basal laminaLillis et al. find that collagen IV in the Schwann cell (SC) extracellular matrix is required for SC proliferation and Remak bundle formation, but not myelination. They test Remak bundle function, fin...

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Exciting story from @in-cellulo.bsky.social and Maddison in the Glick lab. Maybe yeast and mammalian cells are not so different after all! Check out how Fernando showed that AP-1 vesicles have a role in retrieval form TGN-derived endosomal compartment. Fernando worked in our lab for a few months.

Cell Biology J-Club@cellclub.bsky.social

The AP-1 clathrin adaptor has a conserved role in recycling resident proteins of the trans-Golgi network www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

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The EPA agreed to permanently restore about $19 million in canceled UC research grants under a proposed federal-court settlement, including studies on wildfire smoke health effects and water management. The deal covers 24 grants and 35 UC researchers: www.latimes.com/california/s...

latimes.comWildfire and water research grants saved as Trump EPA permanently restores $19 million to UCThe EPA has agreed to permanently restore about $19 million in UC research grants canceled by the Trump administration.

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Congrats to YiRong Peng, Greg Field, & Alex Huk on $8.9M BRAIN Initiative U01 from NINDS & NEI to build precision viral tools targeting specific retinal cell types. Combines genetics, viral engineering, retinal physiology, & visual processing, aimed at therapeutic potential for retinal degeneration.

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Incredible new insights into the molecular mechanisms that rebuild the nucleus after mitosis--check out these amazing images!! 🧪 Electron tomography is going to revolutionize cell biology

mareikejordan.bsky.social@mareikejordan.bsky.social

Check out our preprint on the structural mechanisms of how LEM2 and ESCRTs seal the nuclear envelope. Awesome collaboration with @karenpalacior.bsky.social who brought my structures to life 💃🔬❄️🌀 @hummerlab.bsky.social www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

📢Open-rank tenure track faculty position in the Department of Neurobiology at UCLA!!✨🧪

Samantha Butler@samanthabutler.bsky.social

Please spread the news - the Department of Neurobiology at UCLA is hiring. This is an open rank search for all and any amazing neuroscientists! Please apply here by Nov 15th, first review end of October : recruit.apo.ucla.edu/JPF11296

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Bay Area friends: A friend found these small kittens behind a gas station and we've been trying to find them a home for almost two months. For now, they live in a small bathroom. Would you consider adopting? They are vaxxed, neutered, and incredibly affectionate. Please help!

This might be the actual craziest science fraud story ever. Thank you so much to @reeserichardson.bsky.social and others for uncovering the extent of the fraud!

Reese Richardson@reeserichardson.bsky.social

My blog post explaining the situation in greater detail: reeserichardson.blog/2026/08/25/a... 2/🧵

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Happy #MicroscopyMonday! Here's some #SciArt of a confocal micrograph stylized using the Ps emboss filter. See the thin projections extending between the 2 cells? They're #cytonemes! 🔬 How do they find each other? Follow postdoc @itsscientistsam.bsky.social to learn more 🧪 👩‍🔬

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Im so proud to have Jade in the lab! I’ve been so impressed and inspired by how she has engaged state and national legislators over this past year. I’m also very lucky to watch her grow as a talented scientist since she has joined the lab.

UCLA Neuroscience Theme@uclaneurotheme.bsky.social

Meet Jade Fachin, a graduate student studying sensory neurons in @dgsomucla.bsky.social @daboussi.bsky.social lab. Federal funding freezes hit her research directly, creating both financial & intellectual constraints on the work she loves. Hear her reflections in a new #UCLA podcast: t.co/7RYHRGMay5

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Junior faculty position in Basic Sciences @fredhutch.org! Please repost!

Fred Hutch@fredhutch.org

🔬 Fred Hutch Cancer Center is hiring an Assistant or Associate Professor in the Basic Sciences Division @basicsci.fredhutch.org. Join a world-class research community in Seattle and help advance discoveries in fundamental biology. Apply: https://apply.interfolio.com/190640

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Excited that this is now out in MBoC @ascbiology.bsky.social Check out our new insights into the subset of cell junction proteins in action in migrating mesenchymal cells. Open access PMC version is in line being processed 🧪 www.molbiolcell.org/doi/10.1091/...

Mark Peifer (He, him)@peiferlabunc.bsky.social

The array of organs in the animal body differ dramatically in their architecture, but cell-cell adhesion mediated by cadherins is a common principle. Our lab usually focuses on epithelia but cadherins are also active in migrating mesenchymal cells like these migrating testis myoblasts 1/n 🧪

Tana French in general is amazing. But this series is one of the best things that I‘ve ever read. In fact, it was really hard to find another book that I liked for awhile after I finished The Keeper.

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Job alert! We are hiring a Lab Assistant II to support the construction and analysis of cell villages. This position is a great opportunity to contribute to several ongoing projects while learning cutting-edge cell culture approaches. DM me with questions. Apply here: tinyurl.com/wellslabtech

tinyurl.comLaboratory Assistant II - Human Genetics - UCLA Health Careers - Job #32203 - Los Angeles, CATake a look at a great career opportunity where you can make a real difference at UCLA Health

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Attention: dream job alert!! 🚨 This is *my* home department, which I unabashedly love! We're a super collegial group (that really protects & supports junior faculty 💪) and Davis is a great place to live. Happy to chat more about what it's like to be a faculty here

Jeffrey Ross-Ibarra@jrossibarra.bsky.social

I am excited to announce a job for an Asst Prof in Plant Evolution in the dept. of Evolution and Ecology at @ucdavis.bsky.social. We're looking broadly, from macro (speciation, comparative genomics, evo-devo) to micro (pop biology, adaptive evolution, evo-eco). recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF07777

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Love science, teaching genetics, and mentoring? There are some great students and faculty at @smithcollege.bsky.social and they are hiring a tenure track assistant professor! Some of my favorite folks in #DevBio are there! www.smith.edu/people/cagne... www.smith.edu/people/micha...

George O'Toole (he/him/his)@geiselbiofilm.bsky.social

Pls share. Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences - Genetics/Genomics at Smith College. apply.interfolio.com/190342