In his final message as president of ASBMB, Steven McKnight reflects on his past two years of service.
ASBMB's public affairs director on the effort among advocates to team with lawmakers and create caucuses that will help members of Congress gain awareness of public health issues.
Photos of ASBMB's yearly Hill Day event, when ASBMB public affairs committee members and their students encourage members of Congress to support biomedical research.
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Vincent "Vinnie" Manganiello, a pioneering leader in the field of cyclic nucleotide-mediated signaling, has died at age 76. Matthew Movsesian offers this tribute.
A promising new diagnostic test for Niemann–Pick disease could replace a skin biopsy with a noninvasive assay that produces results within a day.
ASBMB's public affairs director considers the Department of Labor's new overtime pay rules and their impact on postdocs and researchers.
After 10 years of work, researchers have sequenced a tick genome and identified processes unique to the arachnid, including the use of taste receptors to smell.
In this JBC journal classics piece, the authors of three papers that defined the roles of sphingolipids share the story of their collaboration and discovery.
Yuanyuan Li wins the Journal of Biological Chemistry/Herbert Tabor Young Investigator Award for her work on characterizing novel histone reader proteins and their role in transcription.
Researchers using yeast to study the rare neurometabolic disorder 2-hydroxyglutaric aciduria, which is caused by elevated levels of 2-hydroxyglutarate, or 2HG, discover a novel enzymatic activity that degrades 2HG.
A medical geneticist whose whole-exome sequencing of a 17-year-old girl and her parents revealed a mutation responsible for a rare genetic disease, creates a team of strangers to move research on the mutation forward.