Chaigne Lab

Utrecht University

West-Nederland (NL3) · Netherlands

ERC-funded
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ERC Starting Grant · 2024

Roles of cytoplasmic bridges in cell-cell cohesion and communication

During development, cells divide and make fate decisions. Canonically, cell division ends with the severing of the link between daughter cells in the process called abscission. Yet, across the tree of life, cells can remain connected through cytoplasmic bridges by delaying or inhibiting abscission. Curiously, while bridges are important conserved structures sustaining cellular function, there are little evidence to explain how bridge impact cell function. The aim of the proposal is to investigate the hypothesis that bridges are conserved organelles critical for cell function by providing unique mechanical connexion and an important inter-cellular communication channel. In particular, we…

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