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Congratulations to Dr. Turnbaugh, Ph.D.

Jessie Turnbaugh in Dr. David Harris’ laboratory successfully defended her PhD thesis last week at WASHU titled “Investigating the Role of the Prion Protein Polybasic Domain in Scrapie Formation and Neuroprotection”

Congratulations Dr. Turnbaugh!

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By Melissa Karina Howard

Posted 15 years ago on Friday, July 1st, 2011 in Harris Lab News, Seminars

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New Publication from the Grishok Lab: Proteolytic activation of c-MYC facilitated by DOT1L, appeared in PNAS online on July 28, 2026.

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GMS Research Symposium Award Winners

April 16, 2026

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  • 16OctDepartment of Biochemistry & Cell Biology Retreat
  • 19OctBiochemistry & Cell Biology Seminar Series: Travis M. Rotterman, Ph.D. - “Spinal motor circuit reorganization in response to peripheral neuropathy.”
  • 22OctIn-House Research Seminar : Adaline Brekker, Ph.D. student (Lyons Lab) & Ashley Tai, Ph.D student (Zaia Lab)
  • 5NovIn-House Research Seminar : Annie Wen, Ph.D student (Cifuentes Lab) & Ashley Tai, Ph.D student (Zaia Lab)

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