Welcome to the sidoli lab
Our lab develops mass spectrometry for chromatin biology. We implement and apply new quantitative methods to define the state and dynamics of chromatin in health and other conditions. We are also invested in innovating new 3D cell models to reduce the necessity of animal testing.
December 2024
Simone presents at the NIH for their “Proteomics interest group” seminar series. The recording of the presentation is at this link (link).
The lab hosts Drs. Joshua Cantlon, Sonu Kumar and Andrew Leduc for an intense week of training on the nPOP technology performed with the CellenOne!
Congrats to Stephanie for publishing a collaboration with the Rothbart lab (Van Andel Institute) on the role of H3K18ub in Molecular Cell (link)
Congrats to Laura as well for her work with Dr. Sam Gu (Rutgers) on the role of H3K23 methyltransferases in C. elegans, published in Genetics (link).
One more paper: new roles for DNA found in extracellular vesicles published in Nature Cancer, together with the lab of Dr. David Lyden in Weill Cornell (link).
Some general news that are very exciting for us: the New York City Chromatin Club Symposium for 2025 will be at Einstein! The day is July 15, 2025. Mark your calendars!
New lab pictures below! Thank you so much to Michael Camerino for the amazing photography!
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