Regulation of energy expenditure by plasma ceramide signaling
Gina is in the Judith Simcox lab.
Events
Events from today.wisc.edu.
RNA MaxiGroup – Hani Zaher
All roads lead to Gcn4
Hani Zaher is from Washington University in St. Louis. Hani discovered how ribosome collisions can regulate translation. This is now a major mechanism of translational control and core component of the cellular stress response.
IPiB Student Seminar Series: James Andon
Using expanded genetic codes to select cyclic peptide inhibitors of amyloid-β 42 aggregation
James is in the Tina Wang lab.
Biochemistry Colloquium and Krause Metabolism Seminar – Katy Wellen
How nutrients leave their mark: Metabolism, histone modification, and gene regulation in physiology and cancer
Katy Wellen Is from Penn State. This seminar is the Biomolecular Chemistry Department's Jim and Katie Krause Metabolism Seminar.
IPiB Thesis Review: Aayushi Jain
Mechanistic insights into nucleosome assembly and silencing of retro-viral derived transposable elements by H3.3 chaperone DAXX
Aayushi is in the Peter Lewis lab.
IPiB Student Seminar Series: Wenbo Lu
Context-dependent fiber cross-feeding and butyrate production in the gut microbiome
Wenbo is in the Venturelli and Landick labs.
IPiB Student Seminar Series: Rahul Vivek
TDP-43 binding to poly(UG) lacks cooperativity and inhibits RNA folding
Rahul is in the Sam Butcher lab.
Biochemistry Colloquium – Eric Greene
Regulation of Rad54 during homologous recombination
Eric Greene is from Columbia University.
IPiB Student Seminar Series: Ross Soens
Investigating the role of methionine amino peptidases in SAM synthesis during methionine deprivation
Ross is in the Jason Cantor lab.
Steenbock Lectures in Biochemistry – Jeffrey Gordon
Developing microbiome-targeted therapeutics for childhood undernutrition: Part 1
Jeffrey Gordon is from Washington University in St. Louis. This is the first of two lectures of the Steenbock Lectures in Biochemistry series.