Yeynit Asraf

The paper identifies Pex9's role in regulating TORC2 during oxidative stress in yeast, revealing a non-canonical signaling pathway independent of Yap1 and Skn7.

The paper creates a proteome-wide yeast library with HA tags to study protein function, size, abundance, and localization.

The paper profiles the LAM family of contact site tethers to understand their localization and function, revealing unique and shared roles through proximity labeling.

The paper develops a pipeline to identify condition-specific enzymes in yeast, revealing a function for the uncharacterized Bdh2 alcohol dehydrogenase.

The paper introduces an AID library for on-demand protein depletion in yeast, enabling systematic study of protein function and uncovering new roles in cell cycle and mitochondrial processes.

The paper uses a bi-genomic split-GFP assay to identify mitochondrial matrix and inner membrane proteins, revealing 50 previously unvisualized proteins and characterizing dually localized proteins.