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.
February 2025
The lab goes to the US HUPO conference in Philadelphia! Attendees will be Simone, Sarah, Stephanie, Ronnie, Max, Giulia and Carlos!
Simone will present at the Technology Network panel discussions on February 27th at 11 am (Eastern time). If you are interested in hearing about novel applications in proteomics and mass spectrometry, register here (link).
Well done to our old lab member Yan, who published his major postdoc paper! Out in Analytical Chemistry, a new study on the use of oxidation footprinting to identify drug binding to the protein BCL-2 (link).
Congrats to Stephanie as well for this new collaboration with the lab of Dr. Gilthorpe (Umea, Swden) on the role of extracellular histones in exosomes (link).
A quick update on manuscripts currently in BioRxiv: exciting collaborations on Dynactin with the lab of Dr. Arne Gennerich (link), on the CoREST complex with the lab of Dr. Rhoda Alani (link), and on the enzyme KDM5 with the lab of Dr. Julie Secombe (link).
Check out the website for our consortium ENRICH (link), a collaboration with many labs around the world led by Dr. Roberta Pinalli (University of Parma) and sponsored by the European Union! The collaboration is focused on developing new tools for the enrichment of post translationally modified proteins.
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