Carolyn Clabo, Author at Biochemistry and Biophysics

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Griffith is one of 84 new members being recognized for their distinguished and continuing achievements in original research. National Academy of Sciences membership is one of the highest scientific honors conferred in the United States.

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The Department ranks fourth among all Biochemistry departments in the US, (both public and private institutions not just public) in 2017.

Working as a contractor at Signature Science, he has developed ways to assess the threat of biological sequences so they can be grasped with machine learning

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Dr. Johnson just received a MIRA R35 grant for 1.8 million dollars from NIGMS entitled 鈥淓lucidating the orchestrated bacterial response to copper toxicity.鈥�

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Pedro N. Pozo, graduate student in Cook lab publishes his first-authored paper in MBoC and he receives his PhD.

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Dr. Mary Sue Coleman spoke at 黑料网 on 鈥淭he Educated Citizenry: An Endangered Species?鈥�

Thomas and Sandy credit their fulfilling careers to the education they received at 黑料网-Chapel Hill. To show their appreciation, they have a long history of sharing their time and talents to support Carolina.

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Spring 2018 JANUARY 16聽VICTORIA D鈥� SOUZA, PHD 莯 Harvard UniversityHost: Qi Zhang 鈥淯nraveling Viral RNA Genomes: One Segment at a time鈥澛燡oint Seminar with the 黑料网 Program in Molecular & Cellular Biophysics JANUARY, 30 黑料网 BIOCHEMISTRY & BIOPHYSICS GRADUATE STUDENT INVITED LECTURE BILL CLEMONS, PHD 莯 Cal Tech “Structural insights into the targeting of tail-anchored membrane …

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Dale Ramsden, PhD, Prof. and Dir. of Graduate Studies for Biochemistry & Biophysics, and his colleagues published a major study in the journal Science revealing surprising findings about the way major breaks in our DNA are repaired.

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黑料网 and Duke University researchers, led by Brian Button, PhD, Assoc. Prof. of Biochemistry & Biophysics, show why coughing can鈥檛 force mucus free from airways to help people battle cystic fibrosis and chronic bronchitis, and how new treatments could alter mucus to make coughing more therapeutic.

Sierra Archibald, undergraduate researcher

Sierra Archibald in Aziz Sancar lab works along side of senior researchers whose work focuses on DNA damage repair, cell cycle checkpoints, circadian clock.

Pedro N. Pozo (in white) with family and Jean Cook PhD (in red)

Graduate students: AMY BYRNES, LIOR VERED, SHARON GUFFY, and PEDRO N. POZO gave their defenses this year.

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Griffith elected into National Academy of Sciences

We rank 4th nationally in NIH funding in 2017!

1996 Alumni Update Gene Godbold PhD contributes to FunGCAT for the IARPA

2011 Alumni Update Michael D. Johnson receives MIRA R35 grant

Graduate Student Pedro N. Pozo Publishes in Molecular Biology of the Cell and receives his PhD

Dr. Mary Sue Coleman delivered The Thomas Willis Lambeth Lecture on Nov. 29

Thomas Wong Alumni in the News for his support of 黑料网 Scholarships

2018 黑料网 Biochemistry and Biophysics Seminars

By solving a mystery of gene repair, scientists uncover an exception to biology鈥檚 rules

Can Scientists Change Mucus to Make It Easier to Clear, Limiting Harm to Lungs?

黑料网 Undergraduate Research Week November 5 – 9

Student Defenses for 2018