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The Program in Chemical Biology at the Medical College of Wisconsin has opened a search for tenure-track positions. Review of applications will start October 14. For more details visit our posting in C&E News:https://t.co/ykFpPCaMLg
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@TStappenbeckMD@CCLRI@MedicalCollege Couldn't have done it without all my great friends and colleagues in the LRI! Sad to have left, but very excited to start my new lab at MCW!
Check out our new paper in FRBM! We describe how nitric oxide and heme-NO affect superoxide production by NOX5 and shed new light on the opposing rolls of NO on heme protein activity. https://t.co/tOYlh7wmev
Reactive oxygen species counteract benefits of nitric oxide including increased blood flow. Yue Dai, Ph.D. and Dennis Steuhr uncovered a new piece of the molecular mechanism for NO insensitivity-needed to develop new therapies https://t.co/WSttImBsRl @CCLRI#Nitric#Oxide
I'm very excited about our new paper out in Redox Biology! We studied the effects of heme levels and Hsp90 binding on the activity of a cool signaling enzyme, NOX5, which makes superoxide in response to calcium binding. https://t.co/KRs0LB8qOh
The DeSantis lab will be going live in January at the University of Michigan, MCDB department! Looking for talented, imaginative people at all levels. RT this for good luck! :)