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News from 2014

2014 Rhino Cup Winners

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MCB Welcomes the 2014 1st Year Graduate Students

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RNA REMODELING BY AN EFFICIENT RETROVIRAL RENOVATOR [D’SOUZA LAB]

As anyone who has renovated a home knows, the process of remodeling often requires an elaborate orchestration of timing and materials. Remodeling at the molecular level is likewise…

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BUILDING A CLUB SANDWICH [SANES LAB]

The aim of developmental neurobiology is to learn how the nervous system is built, and to find the developmental anomalies that are thought to underlie some brain diseases. …

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Professor Woody J. Hastings

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IN MEMORIAM: THE GLOWING CAREER OF WOODY HASTINGS

"Dear friends and colleagues, It is with great sadness that I write to inform you that Woody Hastings passed away. Woody's health had been declining over the past…

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PARTNERS FOR LIFE [SANES LAB]

Neurons form precise relationships with particular synaptic partners and these relationships give rise to the wiring diagram that enables cognitive function. Like other partnerships, neural connections need to…

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INPUTOME OF DOPAMINE AND SEROTONIN NEURONS [UCHIDA LAB]

(l to r) Sachie K. Ogawa, Mitsuko Watabe-Uchida, and Nao Uchida When I told my niece in medical school that I am studying dopamine, she looked surprised, asking,…

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DETECTION OF TARGET ODORS FROM MIXTURES [MURTHY LAB]

Natural environments are rich with sensory stimuli. To make sense of the sensory clutter, animals must segregate objects of interest from ever varying backgrounds. Our visual system is…

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COUPLING TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION IN EUKARYOTES [O’SHEA LAB]

Erin O'Shea (l) and Brian Zid The central dogma of molecular biology proposes that information flows from DNA to RNA through the process of transcription and from RNA…

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