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Nicole Haloupek

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Covers:  Biology, Medicine
Science writer at the American Association for Cancer Research. Independent scientific consultant. PhD in molecular and cell biology from UC Berkeley. She/her.

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The Landscape of Blood Cancer Research Today-and Where the Field Is Headed

The Landscape of Blood Cancer Research Today-and Where the Field Is Headed

This editorial integrates the views of Blood Cancer Discovery's editors-in-chief and scientific editors to ex…

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The original origami | The Berkeley Science Review

The original origami | The Berkeley Science Review

A paper crane appears impressively intricate, especially to a novice origami maker struggling with the first …

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What is the amygdala?

What is the amygdala?

The amygdala is often referred to as the fear center of the brain, but this description hardly does justice t…

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7 everyday things you're doing that are hurting the ocean

7 everyday things you're doing that are hurting the ocean

You don't leave litter on the beach, you've never mismanaged an oil rig, and you always cut apart the plastic…

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Why Does Scratching Make Itching Worse?

Why Does Scratching Make Itching Worse?

It feels like a biological blooper: A persistent itch is made worse by scratching, the one thing that provide…

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From DNA to Diversity | The Berkeley Science Review

From DNA to Diversity | The Berkeley Science Review

Cut a word out of this sentence and do anything you want with it. Insert it somewhere else in this article. T…

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Systematic characterization of indel variants using a yeast-based protein folding sensor

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By Nicole Haloupek, Eva Nogales, Michael Lisby, Si-Jin Cheng
| ScienceDirect Verified
The folding, stability, and function of a protein are determined by its amino acid sequence.1 Accordingly, gene variants that affect the amino acid sequence can result in proteins with changed structural, biophysical, and functional properties.2 In recent years, tremendous progress has been made in our understanding and ability to predict the consequences of single amino acid substitutions (missense variants) on the structural stability and function of proteins.2,3,4,5,6,7 In comparison, the...
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Barbara J. Meyer: 2018 Thomas Hunt Morgan Medal

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By Nicole Haloupek
| Genetics
Abstract The Genetics Society of America’s (GSA) Thomas Hunt Morgan Medal honors researchers for lifetime achievement in genetics. The recipient of the 2018 Morgan Medal, Barbara J. Meyer of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the University of California, Berkeley, is recognized for her career-long, groundbreaking investigations of how chromosome behaviors are controlled.
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Job Dekker: 2018 Edward Novitski Prize

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By Nicole Haloupek
| Genetics
Abstract The Genetics Society of America’s (GSA) Edward Novitski Prize is awarded to researchers who have solved challenging problems in genetics through experiments that demonstrate exceptional creativity and ingenuity. Job Dekker of the University of Massachusetts Medical School has been selected for the 2018 award in recognition of his innovative approach to understanding chromosome interactions and nuclear organization.
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