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“Tar Heal Tuesday” is December 1st, but you can visit our Giving page today. #GivingTuesday Your support will help us spread our grant dollars further and continue to maintain and improve our outstanding educational and research programs, and we invite you to partner with us! #fundraising Click this link to view our GIVING OPPORTUNITIES website:
2 weeks ago
Greg Wang, PhD, and colleagues have identified an evolutionarily conserved pathway responsible for “closing down” gene activity in the mammalian cell.
3 weeks ago
Maness lab collaborated with Duke investigators on the BioID screening of synaptic proteins
3 weeks ago
In collaboration with a French institute, Bergmeier lab’s research is featured on several covers of the November 2020 issues of the Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis (JTH). This research first appeared in the July 2020 issue.
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Justin Rectenwald, under the direction of Dr. Ken Pearce and Dr. Stephen Frye, successfully defended his dissertation on November 5th, 2020 and received his PhD. The title of his dissertation is “TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FOR INHIBITOR DISCOVERY OF CHROMATIN ASSOCIATED PROTEINS LINKED TO LYSINE METHYLATION”
4 weeks ago
A Message from UNC SOM leadership: Last night was a long evening for many who stayed awake watching the election returns. It appears we are in for a delay in declaring a winner
4 weeks ago
The paper, Comprehensive nucleosome interactome screen establishes fundamental principles of nucleosome binding, was designated as a Breakthrough Article by NAR in 2020 which is an honor given to the top 1-2% of all papers.
1 month ago
UNC Health/UNC School of Medicine has created a new partnership with Juggle, a babysitting and pet sitting app to support...
1 month ago
Zhang lab used nuclear magnetic resonance imagine to discover an RNA-centric mechanism for regulating the creation of a microRNA in response to environmental stimuli.
1 month ago
Summer research programmes are renowned for encouraging underrepresented minorities (URMs) to pursue STEM careers, but COVID-19 left many students in the United States unable to participate. We created the National Summer Undergraduate Research Project (NSURP) to matchmake students with mentors, enabling 250 URM students to do summer research.
