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    Dr. Susan Martinis, Head of biochemistry, named interim vice chancellor for research
    2017-09-29 - Dr. Susan Martinis, head of biochemistry, started her new role as interim vice chancellor for research on Oct. 16, 2017. “Professor Martinis has earned a reputation here at Illinois as a collaborative scholar and consultative leader who gets work done. These qualities make her an ideal fit for this role,” said Robert Jones, chancellor of U of I’s Urbana-Champaign campus, in an announcement on...
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    Dr. Thomas Kehl-Fie Named 2017 Vallee Scholar
    2017-09-13 - The Vallee Foundation supports original, innovative, and pioneering work by early career scientists. Kehl-Fie is one of five scientists chosen from an international pool of candidates.
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    Study reveals how thiamine affects the gut microbe, B. thetaiotaomicron
    2017-09-07 - A new study, reported in the journal mSystems, contributes to understanding how vitamins may be used to modify or influence the microbial composition of the human gut.
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    Satish Nair named I.C. Gunsalus Professor in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
    2017-09-07 - Nair, a professor of biochemistry in the School of Molecular and Cellular Biology and director of the Center for Biophysics and Quantitative Biology, is a leader in studying how bacteria can make antibiotics and other medicinally relevant molecules.
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    The School of MCB wishes to reiterate the sentiments of Chancellor Jones, "Intolerance, racism and violence...will never be condoned" in MCB or at Illinois.
    2017-08-28 - "Intolerance, racism and violence...will never be condoned" in MCB or at Illinois.
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    Glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor signaling inhibits development of the prostate gland
    2017-08-25 - A new study published in Development by Assistant Professor Eric Bolton and Research Associate Hyun-Jung Park reveals that glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF), which signals through activation of RET tyrosine kinase, inhibits androgen-induced development of the mouse prostate gland.
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    Brooke lab and colleagues working to develop evolving antiviral therapeutics
    2017-08-23 - The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is funding the multi-investigator group focusing on eliminating influenza virus.
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    Professor Satish Nair, postdoctoral researcher, Shi-Hui Dong, and colleagues find that slowing dangerous bacteria may be more effective than killing them
    2017-08-17 - The findings are published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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    Study identifies two proteins necessary for epithelial cell-cell junctions
    2017-08-10 - Epithelial cells build specialized cell-cell junctions to separate two different compartments. Many of these cell-cell junctions depend on the actin cytoskeleton for their assembly and maintenance. Graduate student Hui-Chia Yu-Kemp and colleagues identified CRMP-1 and EVL as novel factors necessary for assembling actin in epithelial cells. If either factor is perturbed, then actin filaments are...
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    Cell and Developmental Biology graduate student Yu-Kemp and colleagues identify two proteins necessary for epithelial cell-cell junctions
    2017-08-10 - The work is the cover story of the August issue of The Journal of Cell Biology.
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    Auinash Kalsotra Awarded MDA Grant for Studying Myotonic Dystrophy
    2017-08-02 - The grant to Prof. Kalsotra provides $300,000 over a three-year period to study the molecular basis for cardiac arrhythmias in Myotonic Dystrophy, a multi-systemic disease that affects about 1 in 8000 people with no cure.
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    The program aims to form new insights on the brain and expand participation in field of brain science.
    2017-08-01 - The National Science Foundation recently granted the University of Illinois $3 million for an interdisciplinary graduate student training program to help form new insight on the brain—and to expand participation in the field of brain science itself.
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    NSF awards Illinois $3 million for interdisciplinary graduate student training
    2017-07-31 - Professor Martha Gillette will lead the program to form new insight on the brain and expand participation in field of brain science.
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    Study: Omega-3 Fatty Acids Fight Inflammation via Cannabinoids
    2017-07-18 - Professor Aditi Das and biochemistry student Josephine Watson published findings in PNAS.
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    Study identifies key player in heart enlargement
    2017-06-27 - The findings, reported in the journal eLife, could assist in the development of therapeutics that promote healthy heart growth and prevent disease. Biochemistry professor Auinash Kalsotra, led the new study with postdoctoral researcher Sandip Chorghade and graduate student Joseph Seimetz.

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