Final Oral Examination - Marijke Murray - MSC.MCB
Title: Exploring the Role of Pseudophosphorylation in the Nuclear Localization and Function of VrDHN1
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Final Oral Examination - Puja Puspa Ghosh - MSC.MCB
Title: Investigating the Role of Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) in Plastid Division
Graduate Seminar - Mallory Wright
Title: Dissecting the connection between the efflux machinery, lipopolysaccharide transport and cell envelope integrity in Escherichia coli to uncover novel targets and chemical leads for antimicrobial development
Graduate Seminar - Erin Rudolph
Title: Unveiling the Impact of Mast Cell Specific Receptor, MRGPRX2, on Streptococcus pneumoniae-induced Meningitis
Graduate Seminar - Emma Pearen
Title: investigating the role of NEctin-2 in human kidney podocytes
Graduate Seminar - Mayara Barbara Da Silva
Title: Development of a novel platform for assessment of interactions driving infection between Cryptococcus neoformans and macrophages
Final Oral Examination - Qi Liu - PHD.MCB
Topic: Development of Inhibitors for Human Deubiquitinases
Final Oral Examination - Alexander Anderson - PHD.MCB.
Thesis Title: Investigating the mechanism of peptidoglycan O-acetylation in Gramnegative pathogens
MCB Seminar Speaker Series - Dr. Veronique Miron
Title: Central nervous system macrophages control myelin health across the lifespan
CBS Three Minute Thesis
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