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Adam Rubin

  • Helen Hay Whitney Postdoctoral Fellow, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Cambridge
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Helen Hay Whitney Foundation postdoctoral fellow with Alex Shalek and Aviv Regev at the Broad Institute
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Characterizing Longitudinal Melanonychia in Skin of Color

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By Derek Maas, Luc Thomas, Brian Morrison, Thomas Knackstedt, Alejandra Avila, Jose Ricardo, Shari R. Lipner, Veronica Rotemberg, Nicholas R. Kurtansky, Michael Kwa, Nayoung Lee, Yasmeen J. Bhat, Vinay Keshavamurthy, Nilton Di Chiacchio, Adam Rubin, Maressa C. Criscito, Enzo Errichetti, Jennifer Stein, Zasca-Aisha Ristianto, Michaela Starace
| JAMA Network
Characterizing Longitudinal Melanonychia in Skin of Color
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New Products

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By Lukas M. Altenburger, Menglin Zhu, Adam Rubin
| Science Magazine
Spinning Organoid Bioreactor A productivity-enhancing bioreactor for scalable organoid culture, the RPMotion facilitates fast, easy, and efficient organoid culture for drug discovery, disease modeling, and regenerative medicine. Until now, organoid expansion has been an expensive and time-consuming static process, requiring large amounts of materials, skilled labor, and time.
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Scanning nitrogen in sp 3 -rich scaffolds enabled by carbonyl-to-nitrogen atom swap

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By Lukas M. Altenburger, Menglin Zhu, Adam Rubin
| Science Magazine
Editor’s summary Cyclic fragments incorporating nitrogen are ubiquitous components of pharmaceuticals. Recently, chemists have introduced a variety of editing techniques to modify these frameworks one atom at a time, mostly focusing on unsaturated rings. Two groups now report complementary methods to diversify saturated cyclic amines (see the Perspective by Wu). Li et al. used mild oxidation to pull an exocyclic nitrogen into a carbon ring. Zhang et al.
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