Welcome to the Schlieker Lab
The nuclear envelope is a complex and highly dynamic structure that is also a hot spot for human diseases collectively known as nuclear envelopathies. Research in our laboratory focuses on furthering our understanding of nuclear protein quality control, transport of large cargo across the nuclear membranes, and the relationship between nuclear membrane proteins and human disease.
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@SchliekerlabHad a great visit at Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences-thanks to Dirk Goerlich lab and friends for a fun day w/ campus tour! https://t.co/jArl2F1RrA5 DAYS AGO
@Schliekerlab Retweeted @LuskingLExcited to host “Pushing the nuclear envelope to the next level” at #cellbio2022 @ASCBiology with @ornaCF (image credit) and @EmilyHatch19! We seek to highlight work from early career scientists. If you ❤️ the nuclear envelope, please send an abstract our way when you register. https://t.co/gk4FpMU0VJ12 DAYS AGO
@Schliekerlablooking forward to visiting Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences - MPI-NAT Seminar: Atypical nuclear envelope condensates linked to neurological disorders reveal nucleoporin-directed chaperone activities https://t.co/YIlyrGDc7t16 DAYS AGO
Principal Investigator
Christian Schlieker, PhD
Associate Professor Tenure
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