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Ren YYi , Wente SRSusan . Developmental Cell. 2018 ; 2(45). p151-152

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We are delighted to welcome Edmund to the lab!
Mei defended his thesis. Congratulations, Dr. Mei!
Ali has successfully passed her qualifying exam! Congratualtions!
We are delighted to welcome Jalen and Fadumo from the Aspirnaut program!
Mei’s first author paper is published in PNAS! Congratulations!
Mei won the Leon W. Cunningham Graduate Student Award! We are so proud of you!
We are delighted to welcome Sam to the lab!
We are delighted to welcome Walter and Lydia to the lab!
Our cryo-EM structure of the cap-binding complex CBC in complex with mRNA export factor ALYREF is published in eLife!
We celebrate Pate’s 5 year work anniversary!
Our work on the high-order complex of SARNP and DDX39B(UAP56) in mRNP assembly is published in Cell Reports!
Lab lunch farewell to Komal, and welcome Ali to join lab!
We welcome rotation student Ali to the lab!
Congratulations Mei on the 2023 Frank Chytil Travel Award!
We are awarded Seeding Success Grant! Time to explore new ideas!

Biochemistry / Center for Structural Biology News

Hodges lab sheds new light on mechanisms of gene regulatory divergence between species
Pietenpol to receive American Society of Clinical Oncology’s highest honor
28 faculty honored at endowed chair investiture
Taking a bite out of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease: Vanderbilt professors search for a cure
Vanderbilt scientists receive National Science Foundation grant to explore RNA behavior
Vanderbilt biochemists discover breakthrough evolution-resistant compound to combat antibiotic resistance

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