An Intentional Mentor: Richard G. Brennan Steps Down After 13 Years as Biochemistry Chair
Richard G. Brennan, PhD, James B.
Carly Williams (Zhou Lab) spoke about her discovery of translesion DNA synthesis inhibition as a promising therapeutic approach against prostate cancer at the 4th Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy Conference
10/8/2024: Carly S. Williams, a senior graduate student in Dr.
New Mouse Model Maps Brain RNA
A new study led by Kate Meyer, PhD, assistant prof of biochemistry, in Nature Neuroscience introduces a new mouse model that allows for in vivo mapping of the RNA modification m6A. This model enabled researchers to profile m6A in single brain cells for the first time. The study revealed previously unknown features of m6A distribution across different cell types and uncovered age-related changes in RNA methylation.
Bartesaghi Lab - MiLoPYP: self-supervised molecular pattern mining and particle localization in situ
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41592-024-02403-6
Congratulations to Ki Song on being awarded the 2024 International Dean’s Scholarship!
Congratulations to Ki Song on being awarded the 2024 International Dean’s Scholarship!
Omicron XBB Insights Could Shape Future COVID-19 Vaccine Design
By analyzing their spike proteins, Duke researchers reveal how the Omicron XBB variants balance stability, receptor usage and immune evasion.
How Colorful Ribbon Diagrams Became the Face of Proteins - Jane Richardson
https://www.quantamagazine.org/how-colorful-ribbon-diagrams-became-the-face-of-proteins-2
Alumni Profile: Kolla Kristjansdottir - Written by Karly Forker
https://gradschool.duke.edu/professional-development/blog/alumni-profil…
Lee Lab - Mechanisms of sensory adaptation and inhibition of the cold and menthol receptor TRPM8
Ying Yin, Cheon-Gyu Park, Feng Zhang, Justin G. Fedor, Shasha Feng, Yang Suo, Wonpil Im, Seok-Yong Lee.
Yang Lab Students Zoe and Trieu Honored by J. Cell Science for Groundbreaking Discovery in Scramblase Signaling and Angiogenesis"
https://journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/137/14/jcs263411/361176