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• ASBMB Today Article
  Finding neoantigens faster — advances in the study of the immunopeptidome
  2/21/2020
  

  Two papers in Molecular & Cellular Proteomics highlight advances in the study of the intracellular peptides presented at the cell surface for immune surveillance.
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  Investigating public health careers
  2/21/2020
  

  If you are a scientist who wants to protect the health of society, consider a public health career. The field is great for those who want to be real-life disease detectives.
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  Marilyn Farquhar (1928 – 2019)
  2/20/2020
  

  Marilyn Farquhar "rightly ranks among the pioneers in her field and especially as a role model for women in science," write John Bergeron and J. David Castle, who knew Farquhar for more than half a century.
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  Congress passes, considers bills
  promoting diversity in STEM
  2/19/2020
  

  The Building Blocks of STEM Act creates and expands STEM education initiatives at the National Science Foundation. Other pending legislation would boost minority-serving institutions.
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  Meet Sarina Neote
  2/19/2020
  

  As the ASBMB’s science policy manager, she advocates for policies that strengthen the scientific workforce and promote an inclusive environment that is supportive of discovery.
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  A matter of degree
  2/18/2020
  

  Black biologists are more likely than any other group to earn a master’s degree before enrolling in a Ph.D. program. What accounts for this disparity?
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  A deeper insight into phospholipid biosynthesis in Gram-positive bacteria
  2/18/2020
  

  Diego Sastre and Marcelo Guerin look at how membrane fluidity modulates the insertion of a peripheral enzyme to regulate bacterial phospholipid synthesis.
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  For vulnerable populations, the thorny ethics of genetic data collection
  2/17/2020
  

  To be equitable, genetics research needs more diverse samples. But collecting that data could present ethical issues.
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  Glycobiology awards; honors for Hall; remembering Saffran, Kornberg, Herrmann
  2/17/2020
  

  Awards, promotions and more. Find out what's going on in the lives of ASBMB members.
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  Anthrax vs. cancer
  2/16/2020
  

  R. Claudio Aguilar, a biochemist and cell biologist at Purdue University, explains how he joined forces with other labs in using a modified strain of anthrax to shrink tumors in dogs with terminal bladder cancer.