Thomas Arnesen

@natmachinery.bsky.social

Prof. Univ. of Bergen & Helse Bergen | Basic & translational science | Molecular Biology | Cancer | Endocrinology | Rare diseases | Cytoskeleton | Ribosome | Protein biogenesis | PTMs | N-terminal acetylation https://www.uib.no/en/rg/protein

How are histones acetylated as they emerge from the ribosome? We show that NAA40 cooperates with the NAC complex to enable co-translational acetylation of H2A/H4, revealing NAC as a coordinator of nascent protein modification. Read more about our collaboration with @kirmizislab.bsky.social #cryoEM

NAA40 and NAC cooperate in co-translational histone acetylation in humans

Nature Communications - N-terminal histone acetylation by human NAA40 alters epigenetic signaling and affects gene regulation. Here, the authors combine biochemistry and cryo-EM to unravel the...

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My review “Co-translational control of protein stability and quality in plants” is now online at @jxbotany.bsky.social, in which I describe how co-translational processing and ribosome-associated quality control together establish protein stability and fate early in synthesis. tinyurl.com/5dhhz9h6

Co-translational control of protein stability and quality in plants

Abstract. Proteostasis relies on the coordinated control of protein synthesis, folding, modification and degradation, and an increasingly clear picture is

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Join us at the @crick.ac.uk for the 2026 meeting of the UK proteostasis community! We especially encourage students and postdocs to attend and share their work. All talks (except the keynotes) will be selected from abstracts.

Proteostasis UK@proteostasisuk.bsky.social · 6mo ago

📣 UK Proteostasis Meeting 2026 – Registration Now Open! I’m delighted to share that registration is now open for the UK Proteostasis Meeting 2026, hosted by The Francis Crick Institute on 20–21 July 2026
. Please register here(lnkd.in/ervXMzWN) and through Eventbrite for payment (lnkd.in/eTxqjnQy)