Lab Research Presentations will take place on the last Friday of the month. Presentations will be given by all or most lab members and can cover current research in the lab, research towards an NIH application, or other…
"IGF2BP1 phosphorylation in the disordered linkers regulates ribonucleoprotein condensate formation and RNA metabolism" Reference: Hornegger H., et al., Nat Commun 15(1):9054, 2024 (PMID: 39426983)
"HAT1 functions as a lactyltransferase and mediates RPA1 lactylation to promote DNA repair and radioresistance in lung adenocarcinoma" Reference: He J, et al., Cell Death Dis 16(1): 851, 2025. PMID: 41271679
"Translational control of cardiac excitability"
"Engineering and optimizing precision genome editing methodologies"
Lab Research Presentations usually take place on the last Friday of the month. Presentations will be given by all or most lab members and can cover current research in the lab, research towards an NIH application, or other interesting research…
Make plans now to attend the Department of Biochemistry Thanksgiving Potluck Lunch! Turkey, ham, and drinks will be provided by the department. If you wish to bring a snack, dish, or dessert to share, a Google form…
"Decoding the mechanisms of substrate selection in AAA destruction machines"
Lab Research Presentations usually take place on the last Friday of the month. Presentations will be given by all or most lab members and can cover current research in the lab, research towards an NIH application, or other…
RESEARCH UPDATE: "Modulation of HCN channels by a dual mechanism of cholesterol in DRG neurons"
"Structural and mechanistic insights into the human SLC22 transporter family"
The BMB Graduate Students would like to announce BMB's Halloween Spooky Cookie and Costume Party! There will be boos and aahs as you decorate your own cookies and strike terror (or amusement) with your costumes. Judges will decide…
"Lessons learned from sequencing Acute Myeloid Leukemia genomes" A light reception will take place in the Lower Lobby of the EU building immediately following the lecture.
"Decoding movement coordination: Insights from spinal networks"
"The basis of monogenic KATP channel diseases"
