Sisi Yang

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Daniel Colón-RamosProfessor of Neuroscience and Cell BiologyVerified email at yale.edu
Sarah E. Kargbo-HillUniversity of Michigan, MCDBVerified email at umich.edu
Pietro De CamilliYale University and HHMIVerified email at yale.edu
Yongming DongFred Hutchinson Cancer Research CenterVerified email at fredhutch.org
Daehun ParkAssistant Professor, The Catholic University of KoreaVerified email at catholic.ac.kr
Gang WangInstructor, Weill Cornell MedicineVerified email at med.cornell.edu
Xiaowei XuColumbia UniversityVerified email at cumc.columbia.edu
Boyan ZhangVerified email at path.ox.ac.uk

Sisi Yang

Research Fellow, Department of Neurobiology, Harvard Medical School

Verified email at hms.harvard.edu


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Presynaptic autophagy is coupled to the synaptic vesicle cycle via ATG-9 S Yang, D Park, L Manning, SE Hill, M Cao, Z Xuan, I Gonzalez, Y Dong, ... Neuron 110 (5), 824-840. e10, 2022	51	2022
DAZ-interacting protein 1 (Dzip1) phosphorylation by Polo-like kinase 1 (Plk1) regulates the centriolar satellite localization of the BBSome protein during the cell cycle B Zhang, G Wang, X Xu, S Yang, T Zhuang, G Wang, H Ren, SY Cheng, ... Journal of Biological Chemistry 292 (4), 1351-1360, 2017	28	2017
The active zone protein Clarinet regulates synaptic sorting of ATG-9 and presynaptic autophagy Z Xuan, S Yang, B Clark, SE Hill, L Manning, DA Colón-Ramos Plos Biology 21 (4), e3002030, 2023	8*	2023
Transmembrane protein ATG-9 links presynaptic autophagy with the synaptic vesicle cycle S Yang, DA Colón-Ramos Autophagy 18 (7), 1746-1747, 2022		2022
Molecular Mechanisms of ATG-9 Localization and Function in Neurons S Yang Yale University, 2022		2022

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