Congratulations to Emily, Rutan, Dylan and coauthors! Check out the paper here.
Congratulations to Dr. Amy Li for a successful defense!
PhD #4 from the lab! Awesome job, Amy! Her thesis title is “Temporal and spatial multi-omics characterization of Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome”!
The perspective authored by Quynh and Libin on how different lipid peroxidation mechanisms contribute differently to ferroptosis was published in Cell Reports Physical Science!
Check out the paper here.
Rutan’s paper on high-throughput lipidomics was published in Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry!
Congrats to Rutan and coauthors! Check out the paper here!
Our paper led by Noelle on isotope tracing of arachidonic acid was published in JASMS!
Congrats, Noelle and Team! Check out the paper here.
Congratulations to Quynh on receiving the 2023 School of Pharmacy Outstanding Dissertation Award!
So proud of you, Quynh! Check out her work on lipid peroxidation mechanisms and ferroptosis:
Ryan Seguin and Libin co-authored review on QACs published in Environmental Science and Technology!
This is a landmark review on the widely used antimicrobials, quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs)! Check it out here.
Quynh’s paper on lipid peroxidation mechanisms and ferroptosis published in JACS Au!
This paper aims to understand the chemical and biochemical mechanisms underlying the different potency of conjugated and nonconjugated polyunsaturated fatty acids in inducing ferroptosis. Check out the paper here.
Quynh successfully defended her thesis!
Congratulations to Quynh on a successful defense of her PhD thesis titled “Lipid Peroxidation Mechanisms and Their Contribution to Ferroptosis”! PhD #3 from the lab!
Our paper on the role of 7-dehydrocholesterol-derived oxysterols in SLOS neurogenesis published in eLife!
Congratulations to Dr. Hideaki Tomita and coauthors! In this work, we investigated the impact of defective cholesterol biosynthesis at the step of DHCR7 on embryonic neurogenesis, the underlying mechanisms, and ways to rescue the neurogenesis phenotypes. Check out the paper here!