I obtained my Bachelor’s of Science in Neuroscience from the University of Vermont in 2016. I am currently a third-year graduate student in the lab of Adam Miller at the University of Oregon studying the molecular mechanisms underlying electrical synapse development. Specifically, I am currently using biochemical, genetic, and cell biological methods to explore the roles of a PDZ-containing scaffolding protein required for electrical synapse formation in zebrafish.
Phase separation of zonula occludens proteins drives formation of tight junctions
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10 June 2019
Abagael Lasseigne
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The Hunchback temporal transcription factor determines motor neuron axon and dendrite targeting in Drosophila
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09 April 2019
Abagael Lasseigne
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S-acylated Golga7b stabilises DHHC5 at the plasma membrane to regulate desmosome assembly and cell adhesion.
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28 January 2019
Abagael Lasseigne
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Abagael Lasseigne
Dale,
Thank you for this recommendation! I will definitely take a look at this paper!
Best,
Abbey