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What a weekend — thank you, @PedalTheCause!
Our hearts are full thanks to the thousands of riders, spinners, donors, sponsors, volunteers and others who gave their all to support @WashUMedicine cancer research at Siteman Cancer Center and Siteman Kids @STLChildrens Hospital.
We can’t thank you enough! Together, we are building a world without cancer!
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Congrats the @priyanka13verma lab on their recent publication! Nucleolytic processing of abasic sites underlies PARP inhibitor hypersensitivity in ALC1-deficient BRCAmutant cancer cells. Check it out!
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Congrats the @abbygreenlab for their recent publication in EMBO- The SMC5/6 complex prevents genotoxicity upon APOBEC3A-mediated replication stress. Check it out! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3888…
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Drs. Valerio Rasi, Zach Grese, Jess Bourque, Emily Cybulla , and Meghan Murray 2024 graduates of the MD PhD program. Best Wishes for each of you, your dedication and compassion will make a difference for so many. Congratulations!
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Dr. Alessandro Vindigni @VindigniLab is the Ira Lang Professor of Medicine.
Dr. Vindigni is a Professor of Medicine and Pathology & Immunology, Director @GenomeIntegrity @WUSTLmed and Co-leader of the Section of Molecular Oncology @WashUOnc
More> internalmedicine.wustl.edu/d…
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Join us on Friday May 24th, for our GMaC Seminar Series to learn more about “Concentration matters: Ribosome function beyond protein synthesis” from Rachel Green, PhD, from Johns Hopkins University, HHMI.
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Join us on Friday April 19th, for our GMaC Seminar Series to learn more about "Replication initiation and genome evolution." from Julian Sale, PhD, from Division of Protein & Nucleic Acid Chemistry, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
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A huge thank you to CGI Retreat invited speaker Ryan Barnes (University of Kansas Medical Center) and keynote speaker Tanya Paull (University of Texas at Austin) for their amazing talks! So glad you could join us!
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Replying to @GenomeIntegrity
@GenomeIntegrity St. Louis team at the exciting #EMBO DNA repair meeting in my home country #INDIA @VindigniLab thanks @Arnab_RC1 for organizing this wonderful meeting #AmazingSceince #Scenery #Food!!! @WUSTLdbbs @SitemanCenter
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Not only the Science is TOP at the #EMBOdnaDamage in #Lonavala but venue is an oasis and food is incredible !!! And one person made it all possible... Thank you @Arnab_RC1 🙏🙏🙏
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My new colleague in the @GenomeIntegrity! Psyched that John joined us in St. Louis!
Please help us welcome John Krais, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, @WashUOnc @WUSTLmed
Dr. Krais' research interests center on the DNA damage response and how to apply new discoveries to the treatment of cancer.
Learn more about Dr. Krais > l8r.it/cwau
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.@Meroni_Alice, @sophiewells1007, Fonseca et al. show that DNA combing resolves sister chromatids, allowing the detection of strand-specific alterations, whereas DNA spreading typically does not. hubs.ly/Q02jQq4l0
@VindigniLab @keith_caldecott @Arnab_RC1
#DNABiology
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Join us on Friday January 19, for our GMaC Seminar Series to learn more about “Mining for Gold with AlphaFold: Lessons from Genome Maintenance” from Johannes Walter, PhD, from Harvard University and HHMI.
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Join us on Friday December 15th, for our GMaC Seminar Series to learn more about " Mapping the Cellular Determinants of Genome Editing in Human Cells" from Britt Adamson, PhD, from Princeton University.
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You cannot miss these amazing lineup of world leading speakers🔥💡@AguileRloop @keith_caldecott @CicciaAlberto @KarleneCimprich @Tanejalab @ChowdhuryLab @benubrata @durocher1 @AmelieFT @MEKlab @SarahLa47195747 @LabLegube @Massimo_Lopes_ @MailandLab @VindigniLab @spanier55
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Join us on Friday November 3rd, for our GMaC Seminar Series to learn more about " Investigating the DNA damage response at high resolution", from Alberto Ciccia, from Columbia University. @CicciaAlberto
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Join FASEB for DNA Damage and Repair in the Brain on October 18. This informative FREE online conference on how DNA damage and dysfunctional DNA repair may contribute to neurodegenerative diseases. @LHSanders14
Reserve your spot: bit.ly/3POMyz8
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Join us on Friday September 22, 2023, for our GMaC Seminar Series to learn more about “Visualizing Base Excision Repair in Chromatin” from Bret D. Freudenthal, PhD from University of Kansas Medical Center.@Freudlab
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Awesome time with the coolest crew #cshdnarep @AgnelSfeir @VindigniLab @Lopes_Lab
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A violinist played for 45 minutes in a New York subway. A handful of people stopped, a couple clapped, and the violinist managed to raise about $30 in tips.
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