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• ASBMB Today Article
  Beyond basics in blood
  Oct. 3, 2024
  

  A vertically integrated curriculum embeds basic science within clinical settings to ensure students’ knowledge is both theoretical and practical — and some costumes and role-playing make it fun.
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  Upcoming opportunities
  Oct. 3, 2024
  

  A friendly reminder: Submit your Deuel abstract by Nov. 1, and fast-track your #ASBMB25 abstract when you submit by Oct. 30.
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  With curiosity, a career is both a journey and a circle
  Oct. 2, 2024
  

  John Peters solved the structure of iron-containing hydrogenase, investigates electron bifurcation and, after holding faculty positions at four institutions, is a department chair at his undergraduate alma mater.
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  A conversation about resources for STEM postdocs
  Oct. 2, 2024
  

  What resources are available to postdoctoral fellows? What barriers and supports exist for the postdoc community? Four organizations share what they have to offer.
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  The molecular biology behind exercise
  Oct. 1, 2024
  

  Researchers in Beijing use proteomic analysis to understand the muscular adaptations made during concentric and eccentric movements.
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  Honors for Pagliarini, Sarkar and Thompson
  Sept. 30, 2024
  

  Dave Pagliarini is named an HHMI investigator, Bibudhendra Sarkar is awarded the Order of Canada and Paul Thompson receives a UMass BRIDGE grant.
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  In memoriam: Roger Thibert
  Sept. 30, 2024
  

  He was a professor emeritus of clinical biochemistry at the University of Windsor, an expert on assay development for medical laboratory diagnostics and an ASBMB member since 1970.
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  A common parasite could one day deliver drugs to the brain
  Sept. 29, 2024
  

  Bill Sullivan explains how scientists are turning Toxoplasma gondii, often found in contaminated food or cat feces, from foe into friend.
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  Not so selfish after all: Viruses use freeloading genes as weapons
  Sept. 28, 2024
  

  Phage viruses, increasingly used to treat antibiotic resistance, gain an advantage by cutting off a competitor’s ability to reproduce.
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  For this molecular biologist, cannabis testing is a field of discovery
  Sept. 27, 2024
  

  Anthony Torres went from loving high school biology to cancer research in college to working in an industry he’s very enthusiastic about.