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    Introducing the 2012 Research Retreat T-Shirt

    Congratulations to Brian Garrett (graduate student in the Neher lab) for creating the winning artwork in our retreat t-shirt design contest!

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    Introducing the 2012 Research Retreat T-Shirt

    Brian Garrett's design for the 2012 Retreat t-shirt

    Learn more here: http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/retreat-2012/t-shirt-design

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