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IN-HOUSE SEMINAR
IN-HOUSE SEMINAR 5th Floor Conference Room 12:00 PM
Qiyuan Yang, PhD - Haynes Lab

"Mechaniisms underlying the biased amplification of damaged mtDNAs during aging"

Huan Yang, PhD - Green Lab

"A transponson-based gain-of-function screen identifies a 1ncRNA involved in YAP-mediated transformation"
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Denise A. Galloway, Ph.D.
Denise A. Galloway, Ph.D. 5th Floor Conference Room Rm 516 11:00 AM
"HPVs disrupt the repair of DNA damage"
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IN-HOUSE SEMINAR
IN-HOUSE SEMINAR 5th Floor Conference Room 12:00 PM
Yu-Huan Shin, PhD - Lawson Lab

"Drugging Fish for Discovery: Identification of Anti-lymphangiogenic Small Molecules using Phenotype Screening in Zebrafish"

Amelia Luciano - Guertin Lab

"Mapping Mr. Rictor's Neighborhood with Proximity Labeling"
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Liling Wan, Ph.D.
Liling Wan, Ph.D. 6th Floor Conference Room 11:00 AM
"Reading Epigenetic Landscapes: Implications for Cell Fate control and Cancer"
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Scot Wolfe, Ph.D.
Scot Wolfe, Ph.D. 5th Floor Conference Room LRB 516 12:00 PM
"Developing nuclease-based tools for therapeutic genome editing"
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