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KU Researcher Finds Gene that Enhances Anti- Viral Immunity
Robin Orozco, an Immunologist at the University of Kansas, has unveiled new research that explores how a common mutation in the human population changes the immune response during a virus infection.
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MB Faculty Awarded a New Faculty Research Development Grant
Rosana Ferreira was awarded a Spring 2024 New Faculty Research Development Award by the KU Office of Research.
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Two Molecular Biosciences student received Travel Awards in Spring 2024.
Seven Students Mentored by MB Faculty Received Awards at the 2024 Undergraduate Research Symposium
Seven Students mentored by MB Faculty members received awards at the 2024 Undergraduate Research Symposium held April 15-19, 2024.
Study reports new compound halting replication of COVID by targeting ‘Mac-1’ protein in cell models
KU research shows for the first time that SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19, can be inhibited from replicating in living cell cultures using a compound that targets “Mac-1,” a protein key to defending SARS-CoV-2 against the human immune response. The findings also hold promise that Mac…
Macie Proctor-Roser awarded Self Fellowship
Macie Proctor-Roser, PhD candidate in Molecular Biosciences has been awarded the Madison and Lila Self Fellowship.
KU announces new 2024-2028 Self Graduate Fellows
Fifteen incoming or first-year doctoral students at the Lawrence and Medical Center campuses will receive the Madison and Lila Self Graduate Fellowship for the 2024-2025 academic year, marking the 35th anniversary of the program. The total value of the four-year fellowship exceeds $200,000.
2024 Newmark Award Finalists
This year four finalists were selected for the Newmark Award competition, this award is given to a KU graduate student for excellence in biochemistry research.
KU Researcher Finds Gene that Enhances Anti- Viral Immunity
Robin Orozco, an Immunologist at the University of Kansas, has unveiled new research that explores how a common mutation in the human population changes the immune response during a virus infection.