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• ASBMB Today Article
  Dunham recognized for ribosome regulation insights
  April 1, 2019
  

  Christine Dunham has provided insight into the structural basis of ribosomal decoding and frame shifting, the bacterial toxin–antitoxin system and mechanisms of antibiotic resistance. Her work has touched on the impact of tRNA and rRNA modifications on bacterial translation and antibiotic resistance.
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  A brief history of the periodic table
  Feb. 7, 2021
  

  Feb. 7 is Periodic Table Day. Scientists puzzled for many years how to organize the elements of matter.
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  Arrowhead hunting with Jackie Corbin
  Feb. 1, 2015
  

  Jackie Corbin, an emeritus professor of molecular physiology and biophysics at Vanderbilt University, goes hunting for arrowheads almost every week.
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  From the journals: JBC
  March 17, 2021
  

  Myosin mysteries solved. Peculiar PRF processes. Kinesin-3 kicked into high gear. Read about papers on these and other topics in the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
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  Thank God for overlapping genes
  April 1, 2014
  

  Harvey J. Armbrecht writes, in part: “At the personal level, I am thankful for overlapping genes because they remind me of the beauty of the things we biochemists study.”
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  In memoriam: Doris Nicholls
  Aug. 15, 2022
  

  She helped develop the study of biosciences at York University in Toronto and had been an ASBMB member since 1975.
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  Breaker ‘vastly expanded
  our appreciation of the versatility
  of noncoding RNAs in biology’
  March 1, 2016
  

  Ronald R. Breaker won the 2016 ASBMB–Merck Award for establishing the importance of ligand-binding RNAs in biology.
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  CSR reviews its reviewers —
  and makes changes
  Jan. 30, 2020
  

  The NIH took a look at the career stages and frequency of reviewers over the past 12 years and found that some policies have unintentionally excluded midcareer and early-career researchers.
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  Ejsing’s mass spec work
  considered ‘essential
  for further progress in the field’
  March 1, 2016
  

  Christer Ejsing, associate professor at the University of Southern Denmark, won the ASBMB's 2016 Walter A. Shaw Young Investigator Award in Lipid Research. Ejsing’s research focuses on the development and application of mass spectrometry to understand how lipid metabolism is regulated on a global scale.
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  Which eight escaped the Scientific 16?
  March 22, 2021
  

  The tournament started off with a bang as last year’s finalist #TeamMassSpec faced off against the tournament newcomer #TeamFRET.