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  Science prepared me for cancer treatments, but nothing prepared me for surviving
  March 1, 2018
  

  Jennifer Gooch got a pink completion certificate when she finished her therapy, but she’s not the same woman she was when she started.
• Meetings and events
  Cell signaling
  

  This session presents three talks on how GTPases and their accessory proteins select substrates, remodel the cytoskeleton and contribute to cell migration.
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  National Academy elects Pfeffer and Schiffer
  July 29, 2024
  

  These two ASBMB members are being recognized for their distinguished and continuing achievements in original research.
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  From the journals: MCP
  Dec. 2, 2022
  

  Muscling in on a signaling pathway. Probing weaknesses in the T cell surface. Improving single-cell proteomics two ways. Read about papers on these topics recently published in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics.
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  Melissa Moore to speak at ASBMB 2025
  April 2, 2025
  

  Richard Silverman and Melissa Moore are the featured speakers at the ASBMB annual meeting to be held April 12-15 in Chicago.
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  The body’s response to allergic asthma also helps protect against COVID-19
  May 14, 2022
  

  It all comes down to an immune system protein known as interleukin-13
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  For many college students, hunger can make it hard to focus
  Jan. 1, 2019
  

  According to a survey at one university, 38 percent of undergraduates and 23 percent of grad students deal with food insecurity at some point during the school year.
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  Unconventional phosphoinositide synthesis
  Nov. 29, 2022
  

  Researchers uncover a clue to how disease-causing bacteria synthesize the tiny lipids known as 3-phosphoinositides to hijack host cells.
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  JLR: A close-up of nascent HDL formation
  Jan. 1, 2019
  

  Increasing reverse cholesterol transport may be a way to reduce heart disease, and a paper in the Journal of Lipid Research gets a step closer with an advance in our understanding of how a carrier of lipids, including cholesterol, is formed.
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  A second pathway into cells for SARS-CoV-2
  Nov. 8, 2020
  

  Two neuroscientists write that a new understanding of the neuropilin-1 protein could speed vaccine research