Seminar presented by Dr. Erin S. Calipari, Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai
“Dissecting the Molecular and Circuit Based Mechanisms of Drug Addiction”
“Dissecting the Molecular and Circuit Based Mechanisms of Drug Addiction”
Megan Agajanian, a graduate student in Ben Major’s lab, and Raquel Martinez Chacin, a graduate student in Kate Pierce and Cyrus Vaziri’s lab will be presenting research seminars. Megan Agajanian – “AAK1 negatively regulates WNT signaling by promoting clathrin-mediated endocytosis of LRP6” Raquel Martinez Chacin – “MAGE-A4/RAD18 as a novel target for cancer therapy” Come … Read more
Ian MacDonald, a graduate student in Lee Graves’s lab, and Angela Lovett, a graduate student in Todd Cohen’s lab will be presenting research seminars. Ian MacDonald – title of talk: “Identifying candidate MELK interactors by proximity dependent biotinylation.” Angela Lovett – title of talk: “Analysis of Microbial Communities in Symptomatic and Asymptomatic Cervical Infections” Come … Read more
Waylin Yu, graduate student in Tom Kash’s lab, and Kevin Knight, graduate student in Henrik Dohlman’s lab will be presenting research seminars. Waylin Yu – “Elucidating pain & alcohol circuit interactions in the midbrain and extended amygdala” Kevin Knight – “The Molecular Determinants of G-Protein Dissociation and Activation” Come early to get a seat!
Patrick McCarter, a graduate student in Henrik Dohlman and Tim Elston’s labs, and Andrew Crowther, a graduate student in Juan Song’s lab, will be presenting research seminars. Patrick McCarter – “Temporal separation of counter-acting feedback loops leads to robust hyper-osmotic stress adaptation in S. Cerevisiae” Andrew Crowther – “A viral-based toolkit for targeting and manipulating … Read more
David Lee, a graduate student in Mauro Calabrese’s lab, and Josh Wooten, a graduate student in Juan Song’s lab will be presenting research seminars. David Lee – “mRNA Trapping in X Chromosome Inactivation” Josh Wooten – “Regulation of adult neural stem cells by cholecystokinin” Come early to get a seat!
Megan Schertzer, a graduate student in Mauro Calabrese’s lab will be presenting research seminars. Title of talk: “Factors that influence specificity of long distance gene silencing by long noncoding RNAs” Come early to get a seat!
“BAK, BCL2 and the Apoptotic Response of Malignant Lymphohematopoietic Cells”
“Selectively Targeting RET Kinase in Genomically Defined Cancer Patients”