Redox Biology Center's 10th Annual Symposium: Molecular Mechanisms of Redox Processes
 

 

The Redox Biology Center's 10th Annual Symposium: Molecular Mechanisms of Redox Processes will be held October 12th at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Nebraska Union.  For the agenda of the symposium click here.

This year's topics:

Gerald Shadel, PhD

 

"Mitochondrial ROS Signaling in Deafness Pathology and Aging"

Gerald Shadel, PhD,
Professor of Pathology and Genetics, Director, Graduate Studies Experimental Pathology Graduate Program, Department of Biology & Biomedical Sciences, Yale University

Squire Booker, PhD





 

"A radical-dependent strategy for methylating rRNA leading to antibiotic resistance"

Squire Booker, PhD, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Penn State

Kate Carroll, PhD



 
"Painting the Cysteine Chapel: New Tools to Probe Oxidation Biology"

Kate Carroll, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, The Scripps Research Institute

Carrie Wilmot, PhD


 

"MauG catalysis: a tale of ferryl iron, radicals and long distance hopping"

Carrie Wilmot, PhD, Professor and Associate Head, Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biophysics, University of Minnesota

J. Greg Ferry, PhD

 

"Redox Proteins Involved in the Membrane-Bound Electron Transport Chain and the Oxidative Stress Response of Methanosarcina acetiyorans"

James G. Ferry, PhD, Stanley Person Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Penn State

Joe Jez, PhD

 

"The Growing Role for Redox Controls in Plant Metabolim: Molecular Switches and Environmental Impacts"

Joseph Jez, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Biology, Washington University-St. Louis

Ruma Banerjee, PhD

"Enzymology of H2S"

Ruma Banerjee, PhD, Vincent Massey Collegiate Professor of Biological Chemistry, Chemical Biology Doctoral Program, University of Michigan

 

We hope to see you at the 10th Annual Minisymposium. More information will be posted when available.