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Mohammed Repon Khan
May 13, 2023We discovered the function of toxic a-synuclein (a-syn) protein aggregates in the pathogenesis of Parkinson’s disease (PD). Pathologic a-syn aggregation is…
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Suraj Kannan
May 13, 2023The clinical motivation for our work in Chulan Kwon’s lab is the need for cardiac cells for regenerative therapies, particularly for…
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Chenxu Guo
May 13, 2023I conducted my research in Stephen Gould’s lab, where we focus on advancing science at the intersection of organelle biogenesis and…
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Alberto Marin Gonzalez
May 13, 2023Double-strand DNA breaks are among the most toxic lesions that happen in our genomes. These lesions can cause irreversible genome modifications…
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Gabriela T. Gomez
May 13, 2023Cerebral small vessel disease is a major cause of stroke and a significant contributor to cognitive decline and dementia. My research…
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Oscar Reyes Gaido
May 13, 2023I performed my thesis research in Mark Anderson’s lab, which studies a heart enzyme called CaMKII. Hyperactivity of this enzyme is…
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Nicole Frumento
May 13, 2023In Justin Bailey’s lab, we study the broadly neutralizing monoclonal antibodies’ responses against hepatitis C virus (HCV) in individuals who naturally…
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Som Dev
May 13, 2023Wilson disease (WD) is a metabolic disorder of copper (Cu) homeostasis that can present significant diagnostic and treatment challenges. Despite the…
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Abel Corver
May 13, 2023Many complex behaviors, from language to navigation, consist of the sequential execution of smaller behavioral subunits. It remains poorly understood how…
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Claudia Carcamo
May 13, 2023We discovered that certain cellular factors responsible for altering the way in which the genome is packaged can find their targeted…
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