Unraveling Chaperone Function and Stress Responses
Cell Stress and Chaperones pp 1–10 | Cite as Structural and functional aspects of the interaction partners of the small heat-shock protein in Synechocystis Authors Authors and affiliations Erik G. Marklund Yichen Zhang Eman Basha Justin L. P. BeneschEmail author Elizabeth VierlingEmail...
“AMHERST, Mass. – Some molecular biologists who study the proteins that regulate cell operations, including Elizabeth Vierling at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, do not confine their research to understanding the molecules’ current roles....
“Dodder, a parasitic plant that levies millions of dollars’ worth of damage on crops each year is a stealthy invader with the ability to wage war on the genes of its host plants. The...
Sam received an internship opportunity at Merck Research Labs in Boston. He will be working in the immuno-oncology department. Congratulations!
Mary Fowler is starting a new full time job at Manus Biosynthesis on Monday. It is a small start up Cambridge which focuses on manipulating metabolic pathways in E. coli to produce rare...
Keith Ballard has accepted a Research Scientist position in the Expenditionary and Special Programs Division of Liberty BioSecurity, LLC. He is part of a team of multi-disceplinary scientists that use advanced molecular biology, biochemistry...
Chirag Mehta, former honors student in the Vierling Lab is going to the Robert Wood Johnson medical school starting this summer. Congratulations Chirag!
UMass student Jarrett Man and Prof. Madelaine Bartlett are doing important work in the agricultural field. Engineering Quantitative Trait Variation for Crop Improvement by Genome Editing Daniel Rodríguez-Leal , Zachary H. Lemmon , Jarrett...
Keith Ballard celebrates his new title. He will move on to the job market with a PhD – we wish him the best of luck. ...
Chirag Mheta (’17) has been accepted to medical school! Congratulations!! We can’t wait to hear which school he chooses and we wish him well in his studies.
