Publications

J. Lengefeld*, E. Zatulovskiy*. Editorial: Cell size regulation - molecular mechanisms and physiological importance – 2023 – Front Cell Dev Biol. 11: 1219294. (* - equal contribution).

E. Zatulovskiy*, M.C. Lanz*, S. Zhang, F. McCarthy, J.E. Elias, J.M. Skotheim. Delineation of proteome changes driven by cell size and growth rate. – 2022 – Front Cell Dev Biol. 10: 980721. (* - co-first authors with equal contribution).

M.C. Lanz*, E. Zatulovskiy*,#, M.P. Swaffer, L. Zhang, I. Ilerten, S. Zhang, D.S. You, G. Marinov, P. McAlpine, J.E. Elias, J.M. Skotheim#. Increasing cell size remodels the proteome and promotes senescence. – 2022 – Mol Cell. 82(17): 3255-3269.e8. 

(* - co-first authors with equal contribution; # - corresponding authors).

S. Zhang, E. Zatulovskiy, J. Arand, J. Sage and J.M. Skotheim. The cell cycle inhibitor Rb is diluted in G1 and contributes to controlling cell size in the mouse liver. – 2022 – Front Cell Dev Biol. 10: 965595.

E. Zatulovskiy, S. Zhang, D.F. Berenson, B.R. Topacio, J.M. Skotheim. Cell growth dilutes the cell cycle inhibitor Rb to trigger cell division. – 2020 – Science – 369(6502): 466-471.

E. Zatulovskiy, J.M. Skotheim. On the molecular mechanisms regulating animal cell size homeostasis. – 2020 – Trends Genet. – 36(5): 360-372 (review).

D.F. Berenson, E. Zatulovskiy, S. Xie, J.M. Skotheim. Constitutive expression of a fluorescent protein reports the size of live human cells. – 2019 – Mol Biol Cell. – 30(24): 2985-2995.

B.R. Topacio, E. Zatulovskiy, S. Cristea, S. Xie, C.S. Tambo, S.M. Rubin, J. Sage, M. Kõivomägi, J.M. Skotheim. Cyclin D-Cdk4,6 drives cell cycle progression via the retinoblastoma protein’s C-terminal helix. – 2019 – Mol Cell. – 74: 1-13.

C. Schwarz, A. Johnson, M. Kõivomägi, E. Zatulovskiy, C.J. Kravitz, A. Doncic, J.M. Skotheim. A Precise Cdk activity threshold determines passage through the restriction point. – 2018 – Mol Cell. – 69(2): 253-264.

E. Zatulovskiy, J.M. Skotheim. Mitosis is swell. – 2015 – J Cell Biol.– 211(4): 733-735.

L.P. Cramer, R.R. Kay, E. Zatulovskiy. Repellent and attractant guidance cues initiate cell migration by distinct rear-driven and front-driven cytoskeletal mechanisms. – 2018 – Curr Biol. – 28 (6): 995-1004.

E. Zatulovskiy, R.R. Kay. Chemotactic blebbing in Dictyostelium cells. NY – 2016 – Chemotaxis. Methods in Molecular Biology. Humana Press, New York. Vol. 1407: 97-105. Download PDF.

R. Tyson, E. Zatulovskiy, R.R. Kay, T. Bretschneider. How blebs and pseudopods cooperate during chemotaxis. – 2014 – Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A – 111(32): 11703-11708.

E. Zatulovskiy, R. Tyson, T. Bretschneider, R.R. Kay. Bleb driven chemotaxis of Dictyostelium cells. – 2014 – J Cell Biol.– 204(6): 1027-1044. Video summary @ JCB biosights.

E.A. Zatulovskiy, A.N. Skvortsov, P. Rusconi, E.Y. Ilyechova, P.S. Babich, N.V. Tsymbalenko, M. Broggini, L.V. Puchkova. Serum depletion of holo-ceruloplasmin induced by silver ions in vivo reduces uptake of cisplatin. – 2012 – J Inorg Biochem. – 116: 88-96.

A.N. Skvortsov, E.A. Zatulovskiy, L.V. Puchkova. Structure-functional organization of eukaryotic high-affinity copper importer CTR1 determines its ability to transport copper, silver, and cisplatin. – 2012 – Mol Biol (Mosk). – 46(2): 304-315.

E. Ilyechova, A. Skvortsov, E. Zatulovskiy, N. Tsymbalenko, M. Shavlovsky, M. Broggini, L. Puchkova. Experimental switching of copper status in laboratory rodents. – 2011  – J Trace Elem Med Biol. – 25(1): 27-35.

M.V. Abramova*, E.A. Zatulovskiy*, S.B. Svetlikova, V.A. Pospelov. HDAC inhibitor-induced activation of NF-κB prevents apoptotic response of E1A+Ras-transformed cells to proapoptotic stimuli. – 2010 – Int J Biochem Cell Biol. – 42(11): 1847-55. (* - co-first authors with equal contribution).

M.V. Abramova, E.A. Zatulovskiy, S.B. Svetlikova, A.N. Kukushkin, V.A. Pospelov. e2f1 gene is a new member of Wnt/beta-catenin/Tcf-regulated genes. – 2010 – Biochem Biophys Res Commun. – 391(1): 142-6.

E. Zatulovskiy, S. Samsonov, A. Skvortsov. Docking study on CTR1 copper importer motifs. – 2007 – BMC Syst Biol. – V.1 (S1) – P.54.