Carolyn Clabo, Author at Biochemistry and Biophysics

Hayne successfully defended her dissertation and received her PhD on August 31, 2017.

Zhang lab develops a new imaging technique helps 黑料网 researchers study tiny, time-sensitive biological processes 鈥� the crucial underpinnings of human health and disease.

The Biochemistry and Biophysics department gathered together to view the solar eclipse on August 21, 2017 with cereal box projectors and protective eclipse glasses. The moon blotted out 93% of the sun. Monday's eclipse was the first one since 1918 that traveled across the United States.

2-Step Verification coming to 黑料网 SOM VPN Sept. 18

Beginning on Monday, September 18, 2-Step Verification will be required to utilize the 黑料网 Campus VPN to access resources from off-campus locations. The Cisco VPN Client is typically used when off campus to access shared network resources such as the J: drive, and on-campus printers, as well as connecting to your office desktop using the Remote Desktop Connection. Read more for information on registering for 2-Step Verification (Duo).

Blood Advances From the cover. Bergmeier lab image has been selected for the cover of Blood Advances 1:18 issue.

Congratulations to Saskia Neher, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics who received a Basic Science Award from the National Lipid Association (NLA)!

黑料网 and University of Florida researchers created viruses to deliver gene therapies while evading pre-existing immune system responses. Congratulations to Aravind Asokan, Assistant Professor of Genetics with a Joint Appointment in Biochemistry and Biophysics of whose findings provide a road map for designing virus strains that can evade neutralizing antibodies.

Aziz Sancar, MD, PhD (photo by Max Englund, 黑料网 Health Care)

A new technique from 黑料网 scientists led by Nobel Prize winner Aziz Sancar reveals the genome-wide DNA damage that a major carcinogen causes.

黑料网 study uncovers crucial function of a yeast enzyme Set2 whose well-conserved human counterpart is often mutated in cancers, especially kidney cancer.

Greg Wang, Retreat Committee Co-chair and BCBP Assistant Professor handed out the poster and talk awards. Cassandra Hayne (left), Jacob Matson (upper right) and Mahmud Hussain, PhD (lower right).

Congratulations to Cassandra Hayne, Jacob Matson, and Mahmud Hussain, PhD 2017 Research Retreat Talk and Poster winners!

Leslie Parise Ph.D. (photo credit Jon Gardiner)

Leslie Parise, professor and chair of biochemistry and biophysics, has been elected to a three-year term as chair of the faculty beginning on July 1, 2017.

Mahmoud successfully defended his dissertation and received his PhD on April 20, 2017.

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Author Archives: Carolyn Clabo

Grad Student Cassandra Hayne receives her PhD!

The Science of Fluoride Flipping

Solar Eclipse Viewing Party

Changes to School of Medicine VPN Access

Bergmeier Blood Advances cover

Neher receives Jr. Faculty Research Award from NLA

Newly designed viral vectors could lead to improved gene therapies

Where Cigarette Smoking鈥檚 Damage is Done . . . Down to Your DNA

Researchers show how a cancer gene protects genome organization

Congratulations 2017 Presentation Winners

Parise elected 黑料网-Chapel Hill Faculty Chair

Grad student Mahmoud Shobair receives his PhD