Mahima Sanyal
@MahimaOU
PhD Student | OU | DNA Repair | Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology | Biological Sciences
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🍂🌰🥧 Our November issue @NatureCancer IS LIVE! This month, read about RT and #Immunotherapy trials, #PancreaticCancer, macrophages & GBM therapy, SCC stemness, AML #metabolism and #therapy, #proteogenomics of lung cancer & much more! DON'T MISS IT! 👇 go.nature.com/3nCuDxA
Congrats to the 2020-2021 Kopchick Graduate Research Fellowship awardees! Fantastic set of talks from them at today’s banquet.
🔥Our June issue @NatureCancer is ONLINE! Read about #CART therapy, #ClonalEvolution, DDR-dependent #mutation processes, the first #PolQ inhibitor, #RNA demethylation in EMT, PI3K #therapy, glioma #vaccines and MUCH MORE! Check it & stay tuned! 👇👇 go.nature.com/3jirscq
Our congratulations to the 2021 Spring Graduate College-Graduate Student Senate Original Work Grant (OWG) Recipients.
Eight biology students win @ohiou Student Enhancement Awards for research -- Ryan Brown, Tyler Goerge, Mahima Sanyal, Courtney Silver-Peavey, Emily Watts, Shiyu Yuan, Nicole Hess, and Jackson Krejsa. ohio-forum.com/?p=80491
Congratulations to Dr. Tomo Sugiyama, Assoc. Prof. Biological Sciences who received an @NIH R15 grant of $453,000 - 3years to continue to study molecular mechanisms of mutagenesis in cancer research! 👏👏👏 ohio-forum.com/2020/11/tomo-s…
News & Views: Sequencing the genomes of individual skin cells called melanocytes reveals a rich landscape of DNA changes, according to a Nature paper. These insights shed light on the origins of melanoma, an aggressive type of cancer. go.nature.com/2STfaJl
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