Margaret Doyle, a graduate student in the Molecular Biophysics and Integrated Bioimaging (MBIB) Division’s YYK group, was among the 27 young scientists selected to represent the University of California as a UC President Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting Fellow at the recent gathering in Germany.
Structural Biology Brings Chemotherapy Resistance Into High-Resolution
MBIB researchers have conducted the first ever structural analysis of a key protein involved in DNA damage repair and cancer. While the prevailing narrative surrounding cancer chemotherapy has historically focused on DNA damage repair pathways, findings from this study underscore the key role of RNA-mediated processes on chemotherapy response, which could have major implications for cancer treatment outcomes.
Creating Carbon Negative Materials with Ancient Microbes
Mango Materials is using methane-eating bacteria to make polymers that can replace carbon-intensive plastics. Scientists at the Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts Process Development Unit (ABPDU) helped refine their production process.
Caught in the Actinium
Berkeley Center for Structural Biology beamline scientists contributed their expertise to a structural study of the radioactive metal actinium led by the Chemical Sciences Division’s Rebecca Abergel.
Turning Agricultural Trash to Treasure
New funding will help Berkeley Lab and partners improve how the diverse agricultural waste in California’s Northern San Joaquin Valley can be used to make sustainable bioproducts and biofuels.
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