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黑料网 researchers led by Mauro Calabrese, PhD, have developed a way to categorize mysterious RNA molecules by their likely function, a big first step toward quickening the discovery of their roles in human health and diseases, such as cancers.

Pharmacology alumni, Lisa Crose, PhD, met with graduate students and postdocs and presented the “From Lab to Life” seminar September 6, 2018. Lisa currently is a Scientific and Regulatory Specialist at Camargo Pharmaceutical Services, a full-service drug development consulting company that specializes in the 505(b)(2) pathway. As a Scientific and...

Pharmacology welcomed new students and celebrated beginning the Fall semester at PharmFest!

Gary Johnson, PhD, the Kenan Distinguished Professor in the 黑料网 Department of Pharmacology, and co-director of 黑料网 Lineberger鈥檚 Molecular Therapeutics Program was awarded the 2017-2018 Hyman L. Battle Distinguished Cancer Research Award.

Congratulations to the Roth Lab for having the NIMH grant that funds the Psychoactive Drug Screening Program renewed for another 5 years!

Our Carolina Summer Fellowship Students gave their final research presentations July 25. Congratulations to all!

By crystalizing a serotonin receptor bound to several common compounds, 黑料网 scientists led by Bryan L. Roth discovered how slightly different drugs can cause severe side effects or none at all. The findings should accelerate the design of safer and more effective medications for a variety of...

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences awarded Nicholas G. Brown $1.25 million over five years for research aimed at investigating the regulation of the enzyme known as the Anaphase-Promoting Complex/Cyclosome (APC/C) to ultimately understand cell cycle progression.

黑料网 neuroscientist Juan Song, PhD, and colleagues show how specific brain cells communicate with adult neural stem cells, a discovery that could open new investigations into potential treatments for some neurological disorders and brain injuries.

Pharmacology graduate students Megan Agajanian, in the lab of Ben Major, PhD, and Juanita Limas, in the lab of Jean Cook, PhD, who will receive up to $150,000 each to support their biomedical research at the 黑料网 and the 黑料网 Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.