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Congrats Jason!

8/9/2020

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Jason was just awarded a grant from the Don't Forget Morgan foundation to investigate disease mechanisms and therapeutic strategies in ß-propeller associated neurodegeneration (BPAN). This is a rare disorder involving mutations in WDR45, encoding WIPI4, a protein involved in autophagy and other cellular pathways regulated by phosphatidylinositol levels. This is an exciting opportunity for Jason and for DFM. Congrats!
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No lab meeting is complete without one

5/12/2020

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Bearing up

5/12/2020

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Not your McLaren M6A

5/12/2020

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An artist's conception of RNA recognition by TDP43

5/11/2020

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Autophagy in ALS, Mandalorian style

5/4/2020

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Meme marathon

5/3/2020

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Hard to explain...
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Off to be a Cavalier

4/30/2020

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Congratulations to Roxanne on her admission to the University of Virginia graduate school! 

We are sad to see her go, but happy that she is in such a beautiful place. 
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Just Continuous Improvement

11/12/2019

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Congratulations to Kate on her recent publication in JCI!

An inconsistency in staining led to the identification of unusual, shortened (s) TDP43 splice isoforms that may play a central role in ALS pathogenesis. Way to go, Kate! 
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The Dr. is in

10/14/2019

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Congratulations, Kate!
Kate Weskamp successfully defended her thesis today. The first question was asked by none other than Ripley Barmada. Despite the fact that this question had something to do with reindeer, and wasn't even directed at Kate, this kicked off a lively round of questions by audience members and (after a short delay) thesis committee members. Not surprisingly, Kate came out of it with a PhD. 
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