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General description: We use yeast as a model system for studies on the secretory and endocytic pathway. Discovery of the role of ubiquitin and Rsp5p in the internalization step of endocytosis using a transporter as a model endocytic cargo. Our studies focused on the E3 Rsp5, and its functions in internalization and MVB sorting. We notably evidenced the Rsp5-dependent modification of endocytic and MVB cargoes by K63-linked ubiquitin chains. We also study the potential role of ubiquitin in the regulation of trafficking of plasma membrane transporters (ubiquitylation events in Golgi to vacuole trafficking instead of plasma membrane targeting). Additional subjects include studies on Golgi to vacuole trafficking (discovery of membrane-bound Vps proteins) and on endosome to plasma membrane recycling. We focused recently on the role of some DUBs and their partners in mitochondrial functions.
Role in RUBICON:
Principal investigator, and will thus coordinate the various subjects.
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C1b: 2010, May 20-21, Rubicon Workshop: Role of the various type of ubiquitin chains in membrane trafficking, Université Paris Diderot, Paris, France

C4a: 2007, September 22-26, 2007, EMBO conference: Ubiquitin and Ubiqutin-like Modifiers in Cellular Regulation, Riva Del Garda, Italy

LA6 - Versatile role of the yeast ubiquitin ligase Rsp5p in intracellular trafficking

RM4: 2008, February 22-25, Second RUBICON Plenary Meeting, Rome, Italy

RM6: 2006, March 16-18, RUBICON kick-off meeting: summary, Aske kursgård, Sweden

RP - Immunoprecipitation of yeast proteins in denaturing conditions for analysis of ubiquitylation - METHOD 1

RP - Immunoprecipitation of yeast proteins in denaturing conditions for analysis of ubiquitylation - METHOD 2

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Ubp2 Modulates MVB Sorting

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Christel Brou, Associate Professor (Researcher / Alain Israël's Group)
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