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Cell Biology and Physiology at UNC retweeted
A little late to post, but this week we celebrated the 3rd lab PhD defense of October!! @_Alex_Powers_ defended his work elucidating the role of apolipoprotein E on #LipidDroplets, with important implications for Alzheimer’s disease.
Check out a behind-the-scenes look at the CBP #Histology Research Core's scientific expertise. They serve UNC Chapel Hill researchers and industry partners.
Learn more here: histologyresearchcorefacilit…
Video credit: Carl Parson. #Neuroscience Sample Credit: @ToddCohen27 lab
Cell Biology and Physiology at UNC retweeted
Our work is out: Alternative splicing of a species- and skeletal muscle-specific microexon diversifies the menu of clathrin heavy chains in mice and rats
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Cell Biology and Physiology at UNC retweeted
Congratulations, Dr. Williams!! Today we celebrated Vickie’s thesis work elucidating the composition and function of endoplasmic reticulum-lipid droplet contact sites. 💐🔬🎉
Cell Biology and Physiology at UNC retweeted
Employing proximity #proteomics, a team has parsed the interactome of the #adrenomedullin receptor formed by RAMP3 and the #GPCR CLR in #lymphatic endothelial cells and identified the molecular motor MYO6 as a key member. @CaronLabUNC @UNC_CBP scim.ag/4r7SG6x
Meet the UNC CBP #Biomedical Master’s Program Class of 2027!
For the next nine months, these students will engage in immersive coursework and hands-on research across #UNC, studying the #microbiome, #cancer, #pharmacology, #dentistry, and more.
Welcome to the CBP community!
📢We’re hiring!
UNC Cell Biology & Physiology is seeking a Director of Finance & Administration to lead finance operations, sponsored research management, and strategic planning.
📅 Apply by Aug. 19
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#UNC #HigherEdJobs #BiomedicalScience
Hiring a Postdoc @UNC_Lineberger
Join the Thaxton Lab to study how organelle biology and cellular stress responses shape immune function in cancer.
Apply here: unc.peopleadmin.com/postings…
#Postdoc #CancerResearch #Immunology #CellBiology #ScienceJobs
Get a glimpse into what it’s like to be a Cell Biology & Physiology Biomedical Master’s student 🔬📚
Apply by Tuesday, June 9th: med.unc.edu/cellbiophysio/ma…
Good news—our application deadline has been extended!
New deadline: June 9
If you are interested in joining our next cohort of biomedical master's students, now's your chance! We hope to see you in the Fall!
Apply below
med.unc.edu/cellbiophysio/ma…
“When a tumor tries to turn T cells off, we want that signal to do the opposite—to wake them up,” said Kay Chung, winner of a Chan Zuckerberg Biohub #SyntheticBiology Award.
Read about her work rewiring T cell signals in cancer: med.unc.edu/cellbiophysio/re…
@UNC_Lineberger @biohub
Congratulations to Kay Chung on receiving a Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Synthetic Biology Award!
This award supports bold efforts to engineer immune cells as adaptive therapies using #SyntheticBiology.
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Congratulations to the inaugural class of the CBP Biomedical Master's Program - Class of 2026!! On to the next step and bright futures!!
Cell Biology and Physiology at UNC retweeted
I'm delighted to present TWO new preprints from my lab, led by @MC_Zanellati and @ChihHsuanHsu1, about how #organelles remodel throughout #NeuronalDifferentiation. Check out the tweetorials about their papers below:
Cells come in many shapes and sizes, with diverse physiological functions. But how do #organelles and their interaction networks remodel during #differentiation of stem cells into different cell types? Here’s what we discovered about neuronal differentiation: 1/13
At 22, most students plan their next step—Ellora McTaggart built a company. Read how the UNC alum and 2 faculty developed wearable biosensing glasses that offer insights into how people respond to the world.
@e_11_ie @JoseRodRoma @UNC_Optics @innovateunc research.unc.edu/story/eyes-…
Applications are open for CBP's 9‑month Biomedical Master’s Program. Join one of our virtual information sessions to learn more: Feb 11 or Mar 31 at 6:00 PM ET
Hear from the program director, the director of graduate studies, and two current students.
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Get a head start on your goals for next year. Apply to the CBP Biomedical Master’s Program, a 9-month program designed to help you take your next step to a career in the biomedical sciences. Apply here: med.unc.edu/cellbiophysio/ma…


























