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Structure and sequence fill evolutionary gaps for essential centromeric proteins
From Drs. Harmit Malik, Melody Campbell, Nic Lehrbach, and Cecilia Moens, Basic Sciences Division
Recurring escape routes reveal patterns in HIV evolution
From the Cohn Lab, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Membrane proteins, WRAPped
From the Baker Lab, University of Washington Department of Biochemistry and the Cancer Consortium
A structural blueprint for protection against Dengue and Zika
From the Pancera Lab, Vaccine and Infectious Diseases Division
Los niveles bajos de anticuerpos tras la vacunación alertan sobre quiénes son más vulnerables a padecer una forma grave de COVID-19
Del grupo de investigación Fong, Departamento de Ciencias de la Salud Pública
Kinetochore clustering depends on complex protein interactions
From the Biggins lab, Basic Sciences Division
From hostile territory to safe home: how lymph nodes evolve during M. tuberculosis infection
From the Gerner and Urdahl Labs, University of Washington Immunology Department and the Cancer Consortium, and Seattle Children’s Research Institute
A tale of resistance: Losing USP22 lets small cell lung cancer rewrite its own SAGA
From the MacPherson Lab, Human Biology Division
Asking is not measuring
From the Greenlee Lab, Public Health Sciences Division
The summer that took 12 years to pay off
From the Simon research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Reprogramming pancreatic cancer to become more treatment responsive
From the Kugel Lab, Human Biology Division
Targeting oncogenic TRK fusion proteins for disposal
From the Nabet Lab and Holland Lab, Human Biology Division
Better mitochondrial function may prevent muscle wasting in prostate cancer patients
From Dr. Jose M. Garcia, MD, PhD, UW Medicine
TEAD1 splicing controls prostate cancer identity
From Drs. Michael Haffner and Colm Morrissey, Cancer Consortium
Beyond blocking HIV: How tenofovir shapes the immune system
From the Hladik Lab, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Updating the tools needed to fight an evolving HIV
From the Gilbert Group, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Autoantibodies in schizophrenia – is the immune system attacking the brain?
From the Ring lab, Translational Science and Therapeutics Division
Cómo influyen los ecosistemas microbianos en la resistencia a los antibióticos
Desde el Laboratorio Malik del Departamento de Ciencias Básicas del Centro Oncológico Fred Hutch y desde el Laboratorio Dandekar del Departamento de Microbiología de la Universidad de Washington (UW)
Gut microbes that get along: identifying cohesive modules of engraftment
From Dr. Armin Rashidi and colleagues, Clinical Research Division
Helping veterans quit smoking: new web program shows promise in usability study
From the Heffner research group, Public Health Sciences Division