Pharmacology
The article, “The Effect of Case-Based Instruction on Physician Assistant Pharmacology Education," was published in Cureus Journal of Medical Science, a Springer-Nature journal.
Dr. Martin successfully defended his PhD thesis, "Changing The Guardian's Playbook: Dissecting How Cancer Driver Rewire p53 Gene Regulatory Networks," under the guidance of Dr. John Morris IV!
Dr. VanKeulen-Miller successfully defended her PhD thesis, "The Dynamic Cell as a Contextual Variable in the Mechanism and Efficacy of mRNA Lipid Nanoparticles," under the direction of Dr. Owen Fenton!
Congratulations to Amy Aponte, Mckenzie Gehris, Anh Luu, Ryan Robb and Michael Sturdivant for your well earned recognition!
Dr. Bellinger successfully defended her PhD thesis,"Structural, Functional, and Transcriptional Responses of Nucleus Accumbens Microglia to Long-access Cocaine Self-Administration," under the guidance of Dr. Kate Reissner!
Dr. Aponte successfully defended her PhD thesis, "Post-translational Regulation of the RB Tumor Suppressor in Response to CDK4/6 Inhibition" under the mentorship of Dr. Mike Emanuele!
Hats off to Dr. Juan Song on the publication of SOM/UNC Health's Newsroom's article, “Junk Food Puts Memory at Risk—Here’s How to Protect It,” highlighting her lab's ground-breaking research published in Neuron Sept. 11. The post Junk Food Puts Memory at Risk—Here’s How to Protect It. appeared first on Pharmacology .
New research led by Dr. Samuel Young, Jr. reveals that α2δ proteins—key players in brain communication—have far more complex roles than previously believed. The post Proteins Important in Brain Communication Have Different Roles Than Previously Thought appeared first on Pharmacology .
Congratulations to Dr. Dalia Martinez-Marin and members of the Kevin Pruitt Lab for their latest publication in Nature Communications exploring the role of Dishevelled-1 to regulate transcription and epigenetic! The post Dishevelled-1 regulates global transcriptomic changes and associates with ETS1 transcription factor appeared first on Pharmacology .
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